الحكم بالاقتضاء للمعنى في القرآن الكريم : دراسة في الصوت اللغوي

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Abstract In Arabic language, the expression 'requirement' of meaning is derived from the base verb 'require' which means 'to receive or to take' as it is originated in 'paying or settling a debt'.

This concept of requirement refers to the potential of epistemic relationship that exists between the elements in a certain structure .

There was a person beside AL-ASma'ee said, "Whose words are these? AL-Asma'ee replied that they are Allah words.

The person then said, "No, this is not said by Allah".

AL-Asma'ee said, when I restated that verse again ending it with "Allah is Exalted in Power.

Full of Wisdom", the person said, 'now you are right'.

AL-Asma'ee asked him, 'Do you read the Holy Quran?' he answered, 'No'.

ALAsma'ee said, 'So, how do you know that the second reading of the verse is correct rather than the first one?' The person answered that it is the intuition that helps to decide the required meaning.

That's why the verse should be ended in a way that corresponds with its contextual meaning.