Morphological and grammatical significance in the blessed Surah (PBUH)

Abstract

The importance of semantic research in the Noble Qur’an and explaining the systems of its miracles of reflection and understanding, God Almighty has commanded to contemplate and understand it, and the meanings often differ and vary for the diversity of his readings and linguistic study best illustrates those meanings and graphic secrets and that the choice of semantic study (morphological and grammatical) in Surat ( PBUH: It was a conciliation from Allah - may He be glorified and exalted - and a guide from Him. To prove the semantic issue in a surah of the Holy Qur’an, and it was limited to those two connotations: The capacity of semantic material in this blessed surah.

    And that dealing with the link between the connotation and the comprehensive linguistic interpretation of the Noble Qur’an highlights the meanings and close relationships between these two sciences, and I have adopted in the research the descriptive and analytical approach. To prove the semantic search mechanism, the research plan required that it be in the morphological and grammatical significance of the blessed Surah (PBUH), and the plan came in a preface in which the definition of Surah (PBUH) was presented and its merit, and the disagreement in its naming among the commentators, and the connotation in language and idiom, followed by the first topic that Labeled (the morphological significance in Surat), and in it I explained the concept of the morphological connotation, and the denotation came to derivatives and the significance of verbs and extra verbs, and the second topic was held under the title of the grammatical significance in Surat Al-Mubarak, and it dealt with the concept of grammatical significance first, then the significance of the letter, word and sentence, This was followed by a conclusion in which I clarified the most prominent results of the research, and referred to the most prominent sources on which the research relied, from the ancient and the modern.