Semantic Explanatory Relations of Verbal Structure in Holy Qur’an the Two Verbs (Saqata, Habata) Analytical Explanatory Study
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Lexical Significance, Linguistic Significance, Interpretive Significance, Sensory SignificanceAbstract
This study, entitled “The semantic and interpretive relationships of the verbal structures in the verses of the Holy Qur’an, the two verbs (Saqata, Habata), an analytical and interpretive study,” aimed to determine the relationships of the two verbs (Saqata, Habata) from their semantic and interpretive aspects. The study stopped first at the lexical dimension of the two verbs, then the common semantic dimension of the two verbs in terms of the linguistic usage significance and the interpretive significance of the Qur’an text contained therein as stated in Qur’an interpretations. The study reached a number of results, the most important of which are: The two verbs Saqata/ Habata are among the important verbs in the Holy Qur’an that have common relationships, and are separated by multiple connotations, such as lexical, linguistic, and interpretive connotations, they represent an aesthetic verbal state as a result of the moral correspondences that they create in the Qur’an verses, each verb achieved its moral, verbal, and linguistic connotations in the context in which it mentioned in a balanced and precise manner.
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