الكلمة القرآنية : حجاج معجز

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The research tackles the Quranic word as a miracle evidence, the Quran is the ultimate eloquence of all time, it takes from each specialty something.

The recipient of the text of the Qur'an finds himself sailing with logic and controversy, philosophy and thought, grammar and significance, stylistic, semantics, and semiotics and other sciences.

The researcher tries to connect between some of the stylistic arguments and one of the disciplines of Arabic jurisprudence as in the study of succession and linguistic differences between the meaning of the word (reply and return).

The research concludes with several results, one of them is that the use of the" response", in the Qur'an, is not equal to the use of" gone ", nor is it verbal variation.

The researcher states that the use of the word response includes the meaning of the reaction and the continuity of exchange, whereas the meaning of gone indicate the divorced exchange with no return Quranic word as a miracle evidence, the Quran is the ultimate eloquence of all time, it takes from each specialty something.

The recipient of the text of the Qur'an finds himself sailing with logic and controversy, philosophy and thought, grammar and significance, stylistic, semantics, and semiotics and other sciences.

The researcher tries to connect between some of the stylistic arguments and one of the disciplines of Arabic jurisprudence as in the study of succession and linguistic differences between the meaning of the word (reply and return).

The research concludes with several results, one of them is that the use of the" response", in the Qur'an, is not equal to the use of" gone ", nor is it verbal variation.

The researcher states that the use of the word response includes the meaning of the reaction and the continuity of exchange, whereas the meaning of gone indicate the divorced exchange with no return.