ملامح الدلالة الصوتية عند الفلاسفة المسلمين

Abstract EN

Significance represents the cornerstone of the structure of the human language, because it is equivalent to the utilitarian value of language at both the informative and aesthetic levels, and Muslim philosophers were fully aware of this exceptional value of the significance element in the structure of the language, but pens and fingers were moving towards linguists every time the semantic research was mentioned.

Through this article, we will first try to show that the subject of semantics is not exclusive to linguists without Muslim philosophers, as the issue of semantics and its relationship to meaning is among the interests of philosophers, as they dealt with it in relation to the close relevance of words and thinking on the one hand, and on the other hand we will mention the features of semantic vocal thinking when Muslim philosophers highlight the features of excellence and privacy in dealing with everything related to phonemic significance.