مفردات الأصوات في القرآن بين العلم و اللغة

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Throughout history, we have witnessed a harmony between science and the Qur'an, and the Qur'an itself has proved its expressive and scientific miracle to humanity, and we have observed one of these harmonies in the sounds mentioned in the Qur'an.

as science confirms that sounds have force, wave and tone that cause vibration, the Qur'an has not ignored this fact and in many places brings about its very aspects by mentioning precise divisions that keep the reader sharp-eyed with respect to any changes in the history.

in this article, we tried to compare the scientific aspect mentioned by Mansour al-Kayali in his book 'Quran, Elm al-Bayan' with theories put forward by linguists with respect to these names of sounds.

we also strived to reconsider sound vicissitudes which actually is the intensity and weakness of waveform in harmony and the power of the passage of these sounds through the ear.

words such as Rokz, Hams, Najwa, Sihah, Rajfah, and Saqah, each of which has a special power and strength, and this evolution between language and lexicon is stunningly expressed in the Qur'an.