Semantic delicacy of similar verses (Ayate Motashabehin) the Qur'anic structure, reviewing and comparing the view of Fadhil al-Samarra'i with the past scientists - studying the story of Musa (AS) in the Al-Naml and Al-Qesas suras

Semantic delicacy of similar verses (Ayate Motashabehin) the Qur'anic structure, reviewing and comparing the view of Fadhil al-Samarra'i with the past scientists - studying the story of Musa (AS) in the Al-Naml and Al-Qesas suras

Document Type : Original

Abstract

The rhetoric scholars of Quran and Fans miracle of expression, using the achievements of the new sciences of linguistics, always seek to receive the semantic delusions of the Qur'an. Similar verses of the Qur'an, which, in the opinion of the scholars of expression, contain semantic development, is One of the arguments opponents literary miracle of the Qur'an. This article examines the views and methods of Fadhil Saleh al-Samarra'i in rejecting the doubts of the miraculous opponents, relying on the stories of the Qur'an, which is a comprehensive showcase of its literary aesthetics, and refers to a range of semantic delicacies. he used 2 syntax and rhetorical sciences to explain his vision specially to explain the similar verses. By examining the story of Moses (a) in the two books of Al-Taabir al-Qora'ani and lamasato bayanehi, it is clear that his view is based on the same divisions and structure as had been posited in similar verses in the past. Samarraee, after selecting the previous views, has added some points that are more relevant to the atmosphere governing the surah or the context of the verses and, accordingly, does not believe in the repetition of the verbal in the Qur'an.

Keywords

Quran

verbal similarity

Fadhil al-Samarra'i

story of Moses (AS)