التشاكل الحرفي في النظم القرآني و شبهات المستشرقين : قراءة تحليلية لآراء نماذج

Abstract EN

The orientalists agreed to name the similarity of the last letters between the Qur'anic verses: Assonance (Saj').

However, they differed in classifying the type of its linguistic structure between (Rhymed prose) and (Poetry), From that, Orientalists created doubts about the Qur'an without giving attention to its holiness.

Some of them said that the Qur'an is Saj' of Kuhan (priest' assonance), Others said that the Qur'an is a primitive style of Arabic poetry, while a third group refused the arrangement of the Qur'anic verses, and presented another one in which it followed The intensity of the rhythm of the Qur'an rhyme and its weakness.

There is no dispute that the orientalists' judgments are far from objective science; because it is based on the wrong methodology