البعد الجمالي في التحليل النحوي عند المفسرين

Abstract EN

This research deals with the exegetes' grammatical analysis of the Qur'an, which has an aesthetic dimension.

It is divided into an introduction, a proposition in two sections and the results.

In the introduction, this research focuses on the definition of the concept on which it is based as well as the methodological approaches followed.

Then in the first part, the research shows the froms in which this type of analysis appears.

One form may be the mixture of grammar and rhetoric, another form is to use evocation of presupposed structures to highlight the aesthetic value.

Then, the research addresses the aesthetic vocabulary used by the exegetes in their grammatical analysis, when they promote, refute or dismiss; the research demonstrates these as well as the contexts in which they appear and the meanings they carry.

Similarly the research focuses on the notion of linguistic purity (fasaha) and the nature of the exegetes' analysis of Qur'anic language in the light of this concept.

In the second part, the research examines the foundations upon which the exegetes rely in this kind of grammatical and aesthetic analysis.

Firstly it examines the nature of the foundations of grammatical analysis in general, and then examines how they appear in the analytical context, and how they work together with the grammatical rules to reach the best choice.

Then, the research proceeds to address the nature of these foundations when they work with the fondations of the aesthetic dimension in the judgment of syntactic standpoints.

The research then outlines the basics of the aesthetic dimension in theological and religious dialogue which is based on grammatical analysis.

In the end, the research outlines the results and conclusions that it has reached.