Arab Journal of Sciences & Research Publishing

Deception and analogy in the Qur’anic surahs indicating its title on the resurrection

Gadah Mohammad Fathee Ebraheem — Thu, 16 Sep 2021 00:00:00 +0000

The research deals with the study of deception and analogy in the Qur’anic surahs indicating its title on the resurrection, given that it is mentioned in the Holy Qur’an, in contrast to the multiplicity of names of the surahs fixed by the commentators, which are: (Smoke- Al- Jathiyah- Al- Waqi'ah- Al- Thaqabun- Al- Haqqah- Resurrection- Al- Naba- Al- Takwir- Breakup- Al- Shism- Trance- earthquake- knock). The research is based on the relational descriptive approach The study of deception requires revealing the extent to which the beginning of the surah is related to the title, at a time when organizing the verses' sequences in the surah from beginning to end reveals the link between the verses with the title and the starting point, and the link between the end of the surah and its beginning in a coherent whole. The study of analogy also requires a statement between the surahs in question of participation in basic units that reveals the harmony of the surahs related to the resurrection context. This means that the prejudice is related to the internal cohesion and harmony of each surah separately, while the similarity relates to the external cohesion and harmony that connects the surahs in question with each other.

The verbal correlations in the dictionary of Abu Hilal al-Askari are names of the remains of things in the manner of the letters of the dictionary

Alwah Hazam Muslah Aloreany — Thu, 16 Sep 2021 00:00:00 +0000

The term verbal syndromes are often mentioned in books of Arab heritage, and mothers of literary books, It's a term that takes a place in linguistic fields, So this research aims to define this linguistic term and its characteristics, and its classifications, and its old and new status, with the explanation of four examples of application, In the dictionary of his (al-Askari) class, he called it the 'dictionary of the names of the remains of things in the style of the letters of the dictionary'

The problem with research is the detection of linguistic structures containing verbal syndrome, and then their analysis and interpretation, in the (al-Askari) Dictionary of Abu Hilal, the names of the remains of things in the form of the letters of the dictionary.

One of the objectives of the research is to try to provide a simple idea and a brief explanation to identify the dictionary of the remains of the (al-Askari) father of the deceased in '400 Ah', and then to analyze the verbal syndromes found in the dictionary.

The study of this research therefore required a descriptive study in order to trace the verbal syndromes mentioned in the dictionary of the names of the remains of things in the style of the letters of the dictionary of Abu Hilal al-Askari, a dictionary containing many vocabulary and Arabic compositions, Accordingly, this research was entitled Semantics of Verbal Syndromes

in the Dictionary of The Names of The Remains of Things by Abu Hilal al-Askari, to analyze these syndromes descriptively and with accurate scientific results.

Perhaps one of the most significant linguistic findings was the following.

Abu Hilal (al-Askari) Dictionary contains several verbal syndromes, with linguistic connotations.

All the syndrome mentioned in the (al-Askari) dictionary is of the quality of the nominal composition.

After analyzing the syndrome, it was observed that there was a semantic of verbal syndromes, one a basic lexical central indication, and the other a contextual meta-semantic.

The (al-Askari) dictionary has not been without verbal syndromes.

Vocal Harmony in Zaid Bin Ali Reading

Leena Ali Al-Jarrah, Mustafa Hasan Alqudah — Thu, 16 Sep 2021 00:00:00 +0000

The Quran readings are considered to be a source of Arab linguistic heritage where they represent various linguistic phenomena characterized by many functional vocal ones. There is no doubt that Zaid Bin Ali contains several vocal phenomena that needs to be thought over deeply. Therefore, the importance of the study emerges where the vocal phenomena whose function was vocal harmony will be dealt by study and analysis to identify their types and influence on the structure of the word. It was followed by a number of results, the most important of which are: The dominant feature of the verbal performance of the reading of Zaid bin Ali is vocal harmony and lightness.

The influence of Islam on forming images in the Umayyad poetry

Rehab AbdUlmohsen Al- Qurashi — Thu, 16 Sep 2021 00:00:00 +0000

The research deals with the image in the Umayyad poetry and how these images embodied the Islamic spirit and how Islam influenced it. The inclusion of images in several topics and areas of the Umayyad poetry whether these topics were concerned with the traditional topics of the Arabic poetry that exist in the Pre- Islamic and Islamic poetry or the topics that clearly appeared in such literature such as polite love, political, religious sects and parties.

I'll point out some samples of the Umayyad poetry with the Islamic image and the objectives of poetry and how these images can illustrate the content of the poem that implies the meaning of the poem and its meaning.

The Expressive Value of The Segmental Phonemes: The Ayahs Describing The Battle of Uhud As A Model

Raweh Hamid Albar, Aisha Saleh Babssal — Thu, 16 Sep 2021 00:00:00 +0000

This study aims to explore the expressive value of the segmental phonemes in the verses describing the Battle of Uhud. These verses discuss some scenes of war and its doctrines, which provides the verses with meanings of strength and intensity. This research attempts to discover the effect of the features of segmental phonemes present on those meanings, and to indicate their connection to the general context, and that is through stating the expressive value of the features of phenomes in expressing meanings. In order to achieve this, two topics were addressed, the first: a description of the concept of strength and weakness of phonemes, the second; the expressive value of the segmental phonemes in the verses, and a descriptive approach was adopted for this study.

Responses of Al-Zamlkani Died in 651 Hijri in his book " Ghayat Al muhassal fi sharh Al mofassal" to Al-Zamakhshari and Abn-Al Hajeb in the names section: presentation and study

Wadha Ahmad Mossad Al-Wargash — Thu, 16 Sep 2021 00:00:00 +0000

This research aimed to identify some of Al-Zamlkani's responses and evaluate them according to the experts of linguistics using the descriptive and analytical method. This was achieved with a presentation of a brief translation of Al-Zamlkani; as the research centered on collecting the scholar's responses in his explanation in the nouns' chapters and his genres and grammatical aspects in more than one chapter. This includes a response to an Absolute Had (limit) that needed a restriction, or certain expressions that confuse the scholar; thus, where incorrectly studied. As for his response to Ibn al-Hajib in the chapter related to his personal perspectives presented in this explanation, he opposed him on the one aspect; while defended what Al-Zamakhshari mentioned about some of them in other chapters.

These issues were presented in two topics: The first was Al-Zamlkani's responses to Al-Zamakhshari and Ibn al-Hajib in the nouns' categories; while the second was Al-Zamlkani's responses to al-Zamakhshari and Ibn al-Hajib in the aspects of noun parsing.

The most important results demonstrated by the research were that Al-Zamlkani was seeking to facilitate the language and clarify the grammatical issues; as his responses varied when discussing Al-Zamakhshari; including a response to an Absolute Had that required restriction or expressions that confuse the scholar; thus, where incorrectly studied. Al-Zamlkani also dealt with chapters of certain grammatical aspects; where his responses showed reliance on the logical aspect and philosophical thought at times and on his sheik and teacher Ibn al-Hajib’s belief at other times by quoting what was explicitly or implicitly mentioned. The lack of interpretation and clarification in some of Al-Zamakhshari's phrases is a reason for the confusion that does not have a meaning for the scholars, including Al-Zamlkani.

Sālimīyah Sect and its Doctrinal Opinions on the Divine Self in the Light of Islamic Doctrine

Eisa Rabeeh Ahmad — Thu, 16 Sep 2021 00:00:00 +0000

It is widely known that there are Islamic ideological sects and groups whose doctrinal opinions still exist to date, such as Asha’yrah, Maturidis, and Hanbalis, while we find other ideological groups that do not exist in our modern times. Chief among these ideological sects and groups is Sālimīyah sect, that belongs to its founder, Abul-Hassan Al-Basry Ahmad bin Mohammad bin Salem, who died in (297) AH / (909) AD. Sālimīyah sect is an Islamic ideological group that emerged in the middle of the third century AH / mid-tenth century AD. In fact, one of the most problematic issues of this study is that there are no ideological books for Sālimīyah sect available in our time. Few scholars mentioned the ideological views of Sālimīyah sect and we could hardly find any other academic studies that have considered these views. What really distinguishes this study is its ability to scrutinize for the first time the emergence of Sālimīyah sect from a historical point of view. Moreover, this research studies Sālimīyah sect's ideological views related to the Divine Self in particular. The scientific approaches used in the study are the extrapolative approach, the analytical approach and the comparative approach.