دلالة الحذف في الخطاب القرآني

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The Noble Quranis the word of God, and it has been revealed to the Messenger, may the prayers and peace of God be up on him, in the Arabic language, to be the clearest and clearest discourse there is.

this is the speech that Almighty God addressed to his servants, and the Qur'anic speech isrich in techniques effective in speech consistency and harmony, including attention, inclusion, repetition, reference.

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and deletion, and the latter is our subject that wedi scussed in order to discover the meaning of omission in Qur'anic discourse, just as deletion is a general ling uistic phenomenon in all human languages.

speakers tend to omit certain elements in order to shorten them, or to delete them with the help of accompanying cues, whether common or mental, and the deletion may fall on certain elements of the same word, and a or several elements are omitted, and this is what makes this subject acquire such great importance among scholars of plastic grammar and rhetoric, and others because deletion and ambiguity carry many implicit meanings that compel us to follow and explore them as they are in the words of the Almighty Creator and not just a linguistic economy, and there fore we will try, in our research, to reach the secrets of these my sterious connotations in this noble speech.

It ranged former moving composition or entire sentences to removing noun, verb and letter, and this diversity of form creates a diversity of meanings and intentions.