التشبيه و التمثيل في القرآن الكريم

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The Holy Qur'an contains well-toned and melodious prose, filled with the most effective proverbs and the strongest similes.

The best language that can explain rational knowledge and moral concepts to all people is representation.

Representation in terms of expressing secrets and revealing facts, presents imagination in the form of truth, and presents imagination with certainty.

Representation has an effect on hearts to the extent that describing a thing alone does not have this effect, so one of the expressions of the Noble Qur’an is representation.

The doctrinal and ethical messages contained in the Qur'anic representations can lead a person to happiness.

Most of the Qur’anic representations are from the mental type to the perceptible type, because this type of simile, through the similarity between the mental meaning and the tangible thing, embodies and depicts facts far from the mind of a person.

In this way, it is easier for a person to understand many religious and mental concepts and leaves the greatest impact on his soul.

In this article, after defining representation and simile and expressing their functions, there is an attempt to study the case of some neglected representations and examine their simile features to understand part of the expressive miraculousness of the Holy Qur’an