الأسرار البلاغية للذكر و الحذف في حروف المباني في المتشابه اللفظي القرآني عند فاضل السامرائي

Abstract EN

In essence, speech includes all that is evoked, from which any required omission of letters or words is particularly conditioned by meaning or syntactic structures and clarified by context or the utterance itself.

the holy Qu'ran has been a miraculous book for a lot of interpreters and researchers who have continuously tried to study and demystify the high-quality style, structure and eloquence in general, and the aspects of word mention and elision in analogical Qur'anic utterances in particular.

amongst them is Fadel Alsamarraï who through some of his publications (e.

g., "Ta'bir al-Qurani", Balāghat al-kalimah fī al-ta'bīr al-Qur'ānī", and "Dirassat al-motachabah al'lafdhi min au al'tanzil fi kitab Malak al-ta'awil li Ibn Al-zoubayr Al- gharnati" put forth some models of analogous verses highlighting the reasons for positioned mention and elision.

within this context, the present article focuses on the clarification of the rhetorical secrets of word mention or omission taking into account Alsamarrai's strategies to analyse excerpts of analogous Qur'anic verses : a letter or word is either mentioned in sentence structure for emphasis, extension, and giving details or omitted for concision and synthesis.