إعجاز الكلمة في القرآن الكريم بين المبنى و المعنى : دلالا "الحب و الكره" نماذج

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The present paper attempts to stand at the semantic level of the words love and hatred in terms of their origin and their impact by the effects of interpretation due to their appearance in the Holy Qur'an.

The paper aims at clarifying different issues like the Holy Qur'an presents the Arabic community a new meaning to the words they already know.

This is because the Holy Qur'an is prodigious by all the details.

A fact to be mentioned is that the Qur'anic context adds to the semantic level of the expression an indicative dimension that facilitates the process of interpretation in which the word can transfer from its effect to be a Qur'anic term.

The paper reaches different findings: the main to be said is that the emotional context is considered the meaning phase that expresses the feelings, opinion, or the attitudes of the speaker towards something.

The word 'hate' for example, carries not the same meaning of the word 'dislike'.

This is because 'hatred is dissidence to satisfaction, while 'dislike' is dissidence to The present paper attempts to stand at the semantic level of the words love and hatred in terms of their origin and their impact by the effects of interpretation due to their appearance in the Holy Qur'an.

The paper aims at clarifying different issues like the Holy Qur'an presents the Arabic community a new meaning to the words they already know.

This is because the Holy Qur'an is prodigious by all the details.

A fact to be mentioned is that the Qur'anic context adds to the semantic level of the expression an indicative dimension that facilitates the process of interpretation in which the word can transfer from its effect to be a Qur'anic term.

The paper reaches different findings: the main to be said is that the emotional context is considered the meaning phase that expresses the feelings, opinion, or the attitudes of the speaker towards something.

The word 'hate' for example, carries not the same meaning of the word 'dislike'.

This is because 'hatred is dissidence to satisfaction, while 'dislike' is dissidence to 'love'.