عطف المرادف في القرآن الكريم بين النحويين و المفسرين

الملخص EN

Conjunction is one of the methods in Arabic language that leads to the consistency of sentences and text cohesion.

It has its own tools that link the sentences with one another, structurally and morally, provided achieving the difference between the two conjectured parts is required.

It has received the grammarians' attention who set provisions and sections for it.

Among these sections emerged what they called conjunctions of the synonyms, which is a departure from the original rules agreed upon by the grammarians.

Synonymy means matching between the two meanings, and conjunction requires contrast between the two meanings.

This study addressed with this phenomenon by investigating the opinions of grammarians and interpreters with the help of the linguistic context, the context of the place, and the reasons for the revelation, taking into account the conditions of the addressee to explain the reality of this phenomenon.

In his proof, Al-Zarkashi enumerated the verses that are said to be synonymous among the synonymous terms, and he mentioned that this is just as abundant in vocabulary as it is in sentences.

Therefore, the study was divided into two requirements, preceded by a preface.

The first requirement came under the title of “conjunction between synonymous sentences”, and the second requirement was titled “Conjunction between the vocabulary”, and a conclusion that included the results of the study, and a list of sources.

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