التوجيه الدلالي لمجيء (إن)‎ بعد النداء في القرآن الكريم

Abstract EN

This research is based on the presumption of a semantic specificity of the coming of (enna) after the call in the Holy Qur’an and aims to show the semantic value of this composition, and highlight the differences in directing the semantic effect to either side of the discourse, and show the difference in meaning according to the different direction.

And the most important finding of this research was that it showed that the affirmation connotation is directed in some combinations of (enna) to influence the third party (the hearer) and not the second party (the addressee) as he is aware of the news before speaking it, as in the coming of (enaa) in sentences of showing off the supplication after the call, and it is directed in other combinations to influence the first party (the speaker) as in the case of the news occurring in contradiction to what is expected of it, and the significance of (enna) is expanded in some of the combinations indicating affirmation and others, such as including the significance of the reasoning in specific combinations, including: The coming of (enna) after the call to explain the context previous to it.

Also, just as the coming of (enna) at the front of the sentence does not mean cutting it from the context before it, as it performs a moral function in linking the following context with the previous one in many of its places.