من أسرار النظم في سورة النازعات

Abstract EN

Protecting the divinity of the Glorious Qur'an or safeguarding its infallibility by articulating its inimitability is one of the objectives that led to the emergence of Arabic Rhetoric, which continues to develop until it attains its current status as a discipline.

Scholars across ages have deployed the knowledge of rhetoric to the analysis of the Qur'an in order to establish its inimitability.

However, the Book, as human knowledge and understanding develop, continues to increase in beauty and incomparability.

It is observed that Suratun-Nāzi'āt, like other chapters of the Qur'an, is replete with many rhetorical features, which have not been adequately studied, the gap of which necessitates this study.

The aim of this paper, therefore, is to examine the rhetorical devices of Suratun-Nāzi'āt with the objective of explicating its in-depth composition, the variety of its inimitability and the dimensions of its understanding.

The study employed a descriptive method to achieve its objective while the relevant works of the ancient and contemporary scholars, in the field of Qur'anic exegeses, were duly reviewed.

Such texts include Tafsir at-Tahrir wat-Tanwir by bn 'Ashura (d.

1393A.

H), Tafsirul Kashashaf by Az-zamakhshari (d.

537A.

H) and others.

Among the findings of the study is that the chapter is of coherent rhetorical constructions, characterized by clarity, strength and beauty; the diction is robust and words used in negotiating meaning disseminating the message, there in, are of high quality and accuracy.