الحيوان في القرآن الكريم بين الحيك و القبول : دراسة وصفية تحليلية

Abstract EN

The Arab before Islam "believed in a relationship between him and the animal" because the Qur'an is based on the olute knowledge of the human soul and its limits and was considerate of what it would accept.

This study seeks to find the precise semantic links to the animal's employment in the Quran, a name and a story that traces the formation of the Arabian identity and its relation to the animal before Islam, and then how the Quran formed a coherence between them, through the systematic analysis of the Quranic text in a serious attempt to abide by the command of God Almighty to master his verses in order to understand and reflect upon them.

And the elements of the text - especially the coherence - allows an integrated view of the text: syntactic, analytical and deliberative and gives the recipient an integrated understanding of the text in its various dimensions as the elements give extension and life from the moment of the descent of the verses to them entering the world of the recipient, whatever the age and culture.

The text explores all that surrounds the text to clarify its meaning in order to understand the deeper meaning, revealed beyond the regularity of words in specific sentences.