معيار الإعلامية لدى روبرت دي بوجراند و تجلياته في آيات القرآن الكريم : دراسة دلالية

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This paper studies the topic of informativity which concerns about to what extent a text is expected or unexpected, known or unknown for the receivers, namely –in this paper-the receivers of the Quran.

As the Quran is the word of God, we believe that the Quranic texts have distinctive features of informativity as compared to human texts.

Therefore, we carry out this study to highlight some of the general manifestations of informativity of the Quran based on the following themes: Allegorical verses, “new language”, Quranic initials, and scientific signs in the Quran.

These Quranic themes were discussed in the light of general framework of informativity theory.

Besides that, we also discussed the effects of informativity of the Quran on pre-Islamic society traditional as well as contemporary Muslim scholars.

We conclude that the Quranic texts comprise of different grades of informativity, some of them are low and it is the same as the concept of ‘clear verses’ (muhkam) and some of them are high in informativity which are equivalent to the concept of ‘allegorical verses’(mutasyabih).

Muslim scholars have put their utmost efforts to downgrade the informativity of the Quran using Quranic verses itself, hadith, companion sayings as well as the scientific signs.

We also conclude that the Quran brings eternal message that consistent with all time and it asserts many of the scientific findings.

Overall, we could say that the informativity of the Quran goes beyond the informativity of human texts because Allah’s knowledge is beyond time and space.