البنية السردية للخبر في القصص القرآني : قصة يوسف أنموذجا

الملخص EN

The Great Qur'an is the highest level of Arabic eloquence, which God challenged the Arabs within their language and their statement, which was at its highest levels when the Qur'an was revealed.

One of the goals of the Great Qur'an was to convey the stories of the past and their news to confirm the Prophet (may God's prayers and peace be upon him), and motivate the creation's attention to their message in the life and the reason for their existence, and to refine human souls to reach their perfection.

Among these Qur'anic texts that clearly reveal that goal is the story of Joseph in an independent chapter with this story that opens with his saying : إنا أنزلناه قرآنا عربيا لعلكم تعقلون، نحن نقص عليك أحسن القصص بما أوحينا إليك هذا القرآن ) (وان كلت من قبله لمن الغافلين The whole story is a long story that includes a set of details in a Qur'anic narrative style, which is as God described (the best of stories).

The surah began with a statement to the Prophet (may God's prayers and peace be upon him) that God will tell him what he did not know before the revelation of this Qur'an, and from this news that story, and from here the story in its entirety narrates the news of the Prophet Joseph (peace be upon him), in a structure that came to represent several faces of the miracle of the Great Qur'an.

This study attempts to shed light on this narrative structure of the story in the story of Joseph to study the aspects of this statement and the linguistic and rhetorical miracle.