The Context Interaction with the Proportionality of the Morphological Formulas of Ibn Zubair Gharnati in "Melak al-Ta'wil” (Study in Verbal Similarities)

Document Type : Research Paper

Authors

1 Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Arabic, Isfahan University, Isfahan, Iran

2 Assistant Professor, Department of Arabic, Isfahan University, Isfahan, Iran

3 Associate Professor, Department of Arabic, Isfahan University, Isfahan, Iran

Abstract

One of the literal marvel signs of the Holy Qur'an is verses which are similar in most of their words and different in some words. By studying these verses with a linguistic approach and in the context of the comparison, many of the secrets of this similarity and differences would be discovered. A group of past scholars have been working in this field, including Ibn Zubair Gharneti, who has a high scientific level in this field. He has dedicated his book, "The Melak Al-Ta'wil", which is one of the most outstretched books about literary books related to the mysteries of the difference between these verses and has been carefully and comprehensively addressed. This paper, by descriptive-analytical method, has targeted the significance of the role of the structure in the view of Ibn Zubair in a similarly worded justification that is consistent with the spatial terms. Its main focus is on the types of fitting outs and the technical and rhetorical changes and implications corresponding to their own terms, by way of example of the witness, and by this means the means of matching between a specific term in an alternative context in another context, such as the conjunction, the time of verbs, the use of the name and verb in place and so on has been explained. One of the most important results of this paper is the use of the method and its application in the proportion of conjugational formulary and its effect on the ordering of meanings, in accordance with the terms, and the observance of the unity of the surah and its particular space, which allows the appropriate meaning and the choice of the word which has been adjusted accordingly. It was also explained that every word is so well-established in its place that another word can’t be replaced.

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Quarterly of Arabic Language and Literature
Volume 16, Issue 3
August 2020
Pages 387-411

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