Abeer bint Abdullah al-Nuaim
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Abeer bint Abdullah al-Nuaim is a Saudi scholar of Quranic exegesis (tafsir) known for her research on principles of interpretive weighting in modern Quranic commentary .
Academic Career and Research
Al-Nuaim pursued her postgraduate education at King Saud University, where she completed her doctoral dissertation in the Department of Islamic Culture within the College of Education during the academic year 1429–1430 AH (2008–2009 CE) . Her dissertation, supervised by Nasir ibn Muhammad al-Mani, was titled Qawaid al-Tarjih al-Mutaalliqa bil-Nass inda Ibn Ashur fi Tafsirihi al-Tahrir wa al-Tanwir ("Rules of Interpretive Weighting Related to the Text according to Ibn Ashur in His Exegesis al-Tahrir wa al-Tanwir") .
Scholarly Standing
Her doctoral research was published by the Saudi Scientific Society for the Holy Quran and its Sciences (Tibyan) . In introducing the book, Fahd ibn Abdul-Rahman al-Rumi commended her critical evaluation of Muhammad al-Tahir ibn Ashur's hermeneutical method, noting her examination of the defining characteristics of his interpretive weighting, criticisms directed against his approach, and the influence of his creed on his formulation and application of textual weighting rules .
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This academic study in Quranic exegesis examines the principles and rules of interpretive weighting (qawaid al-tarjih) related specifically to the Quranic text as applied by Muhammad al-Tahir ibn Ashur in his exegesis al-Tahrir wa al-Tanwir.