Prostration utterances in the glorious Qur’an : a linguistic study

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This simple research deals with utterances, and types of prostration in the Glorious Qur'an.

It denotes the linguistic and religious meanings indicated by those utterances with the help of Qura'nic verses and Prophet Mohammed's traditions with breed propagation in addition to the poetry and prose.

The researcher tries to join between the voices of the word “prostrate” and its qualities with what it carries from multiple indications.

They include the meaning of worship denoting the relationship between morphologicalderivations; verbal and nominal.

The prostration in all its types cannot be done except for Allah.

The worship of God should be suitable with the manner of the believers to Allah and the spiritual benefits that Allah granted to his believers for their worship in life and in the hereafter.

The research falls in four sections.

The first one presents an introduction.

The second section deals with definition of prostration and its concepts and types.

The third one deals with the phonetic level, the morphological level and the syntactic level.

The fourth section which is the last one presents conclusions followed by a list of This simple research deals with utterances, and types of prostration in the Glorious Qur'an.

It denotes the linguistic and religious meanings indicated by those utterances with the help of Qura'nic verses and Prophet Mohammed's traditions with breed propagation in addition to the poetry and prose.

The researcher tries to join between the voices of the word “prostrate” and its qualities with what it carries from multiple indications.

They include the meaning of worship denoting the relationship between morphologicalderivations; verbal and nominal.

The prostration in all its types cannot be done except for Allah.

The worship of God should be suitable with the manner of the believers to Allah and the spiritual benefits that Allah granted to his believers for their worship in life and in the hereafter.

The research falls in four sections.

The first one presents an introduction.

The second section deals with definition of prostration and its concepts and types.

The third one deals with the phonetic level, the morphological level and the syntactic level.

The fourth section which is the last one presents conclusions followed by a list of references.