مقارنة تحليلية بين آراء الزمخشري وأبي السعود حول الالتفات في القرآن الكريم

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Al-Zamakhshari is considered one of the most prominent critics of Arabic literature who, based on their own opinions and ideas, took a step forward in the field of Arab criticism and literature.

One of his theories is the development of literary criticism about the art of turning and its function, as this art is one of the most common linguistic techniques in the language of the Qur’an, which according to Zamakhshari has two functions.

A general function related to the aesthetic dimension of this art, which leads to the prominence of the verses of the Qur’an and stimulates the recipient’s attention by breaking the natural routine of speech, while its other function is related to the semantic aspect of it, and it is related to the context of speech.

Al-Zamakhshari studied and analyzed verses from the Qur’an according to this theory, and his theory had a great influence on the scholars who came after him, to the point that this method dominated the Arab criticism and literature community for a long time and left its influence on many scholars.

Abu Al- Saud Al-Emadi was one of the scholars who were greatly influenced by Zamakhshari's views regarding the use of attention in the Qur’anic verses, in his book on interpretation entitled “Guiding a sound mind to the merits of the noble book,” but his influence with this did not remain within the purely tradition, but rather took a step Important in analyzing Quranic attention through its in-depth analyzes drawn from the context of speech and the science of rhetoric