التكميل في القرآن الكريم : مفهومه و دلالاته و مقصوده

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The present research aims to explain the concept of supplementation (Takmῑl) as a Qur'anic style, its forms in the Qur'an, its extracted denotations and purposes in the Ever-Glorious Quran.

The study shows that the Ever-Glorious Qur'an abounds with objective-oriented meaningful rhetoric styles.

The Qur'an has no insignificant word, linguistic structure or style.

Supplementation is a Qur'anic style that serves a variety of purposes and objectives.

The Arabic verbal noun Takmῑl (supplementation) is never mentioned in the Ever-Glorious Qur'an.

Nevertheless, it is mentioned in its verb forms.

A great deal of scholars define supplementation as an additional word, or more, whose function is for clarifying, emphasis, or serving an objective that is in harmony with the contextual meanings and connotations.

It is called al-iḥtrās (prudence style) by some scholars.

Supplementation is one of the most extensive rhetorical devices used in Qur'anic discourse.

It is manifested in the Ever-Glorious Qur'an in many lexical or semantic forms.

All of its purposes are attributed to meaning.

It comes in all forms of expression and rhetorical tools.

It is divided into many kinds in term of its position and construction.

In its position, it has three kinds that may come in the initial, middle and final positions of Arabic sentence.

Its construction can take two forms, sentence construction and non-sentence construction.

Each one of these two kinds incorporates various forms and styles that are too numerous to be classified due to the fact that their purposes, objectives and implications are overlapping and intermingled.