المصادر الواردة على غير قياس أفعالها في القرآن الكريم "دراسة تفسيرية دلالية".

Abstract

Research topic: Collecting roots that are not measured by their verbs cited in the Holy Qur’an, and studying them in an exegetic and semantic study, mentioning the opinions of scholars, and extracting moral conclusions and rhetorical delicacies in abandoning measuring the roots of verbs in the Holy Qur’an.

Goals:

First: Seeking some moral wisdom and rhetorical delicacies in abandoning the measurement of the roots of verbs in the Holy Qur’an.

Second: Extracting the semantic differences between Qur'anic use and the use of the original source.

Research Methodology: I followed the critical inductive approach, tracking the verses in which the roots were mentioned without measurements on their verbs, limited to the places where the verb (or what takes its place) is mentioned with the root in context, and limited to the ten recitations.

The most important results:

First: Bringing the root unmeasured by its verb is a method of the Arabs indicating Arabic language's breadth and disposition in its speech, and with it the Holy Qur’an was revealed.

Second: That these places have an increase in meaning and subtle witticism, and hardly a definite root can be found compared to anything other than its verb in the Qur’an without great benefit.

Third: Some of the places in this section have regard for the phonetic aspect, and that is in the breaks of the verses.

Fourth: This is an eloquent brevity by reducing the words and increasing the meanings.

The most important recommendations:

First: Applying more such morphological ideas to the Noble Qur’an, linking them to semantic meanings and rhetorical witticism.

Second: Researchers benefit from the linguistic minutes mentioned by lexicographers, and the morphological minutes mentioned by morphologists, and applying them to the Holy Qur’an, and linking them to meaning and context.