الأعلام السريانية في القرآن الكريم : دراسة تأثيلية دلالية في ضوء الفصحى و اللغات السامية

Abstract EN

This study sought to look into the names included in the Holy Qur’an, claimed to be drawn from the Syriac language: "Azar, Gabriel and Taha".

The study began with tracing of the Syriac names: "Azar, Gabriel, and Taha", and then investigated its Semitic origins in the dictionaries of the Semites and the Syriac dictionaries, Arabic dictionaries and interpretation books.

As for the method used in the study, the comparative historical method is the most appropriate method.

The study concluded that the observed words were not judged definitively, but rather based on presumption; as some of them had a Semitic linguistic commonality in most of the Semites, and some of them had a Semitic linguistic commonality in some Semites, and some of them were unique to Arabic.