السياق البلاغي لمادة (ث، ق، ل)‎ في الخطاب القرآني

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The research deals with a linguistic root, which is a material (thiqla) in the Qur'anic discourse, to shed light on the statement of its eloquence in the rhetorical context in which it was contained, and to stand on its secrets, the diversity of its formulas and the eloquence of each formula mentioned in that context, taking into account the verbal clues sometimes and the current one at other times, as well as standing at the significance of the sound and its impact In explaining that formula and its role in fulfilling the meaning, as it is known to the reader and the recipient that the contexts of speech differ according to the different place, so the words and sentences differ accordingly, and what is suitable from the word in one context does not fit in another, and does not perform the same meaning and significance, and it is the positions of speech and its contexts that carry Those purposes that were mentioned for it and from one place to another, the purpose is not related or indicative in terms of its singular pronunciation, but it comes from looking at the structure and the relationship of the words to each other, and these occasions and contexts are called according to the rhetoricians by matching the words to the case.

The research was divided into three sections: the first section dealt with the verses that came in the context of encouragement, the second: which came in the context of intimidation, while the third presented the verses in different contexts.

The encouragement and intimidation in the Qur'anic discourse is considered to have an effect on the recipients and to entice them with logic sometimes and with emotion at other times and with different formulations and mechanisms.

The research noticed the existence of a large correlation between the bell of words and their connotations, especially in (your burden) and (heavy) as each of them played its role in the context in which it was mentioned, and the Qur'anic readings had an effect on clarifying the meaning as well as its role in the rhetoric of the verse as in the reading of those who read ( You are burdened with the denial questioning, and the interview also had a great impact on clarifying the rhetoric of a number of verses, especially in the Almighty saying: (As for the one who has a heavy balance, he is in a contented life, and whoever has low scales, his mother is an abyss) in addition to metaphors and commas.

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