الإعجاز القرآني في استعمال المفردة اللغوية في حادثة الإفك

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The present paper argues that the effect of the Qur'anic word does not stop at the semantic level of the language.

It grows due to different aspects such as the context, occasion, the reason for descending, and the social status.

The studying of the Qur'anic word which is chosen from the event of Al-Efic opens the door to the researcher to be in front of a tangible and noticeable sight in which the word itself expresses the scene.

The researcher appoints this phenomenon to describe the event of Al-Efic.

One of the main findings is that the Qur'an word is not a form of poetry or literary prose.

The word stands as a miracle by itself because it is descended from Allah.

The researcher recommends a workshop to interpret the Holy Qur'an depending on the miraculous power of the The present paper argues that the effect of the Qur'anic word does not stop at the semantic level of the language.

It grows due to different aspects such as the context, occasion, the reason for descending, and the social status.

The studying of the Qur'anic word which is chosen from the event of Al-Efic opens the door to the researcher to be in front of a tangible and noticeable sight in which the word itself expresses the scene.

The researcher appoints this phenomenon to describe the event of Al-Efic.

One of the main findings is that the Qur'an word is not a form of poetry or literary prose.

The word stands as a miracle by itself because it is descended from Allah.

The researcher recommends a workshop to interpret the Holy Qur'an depending on the miraculous power of the words.