التكرار المعنوي في قصة سيدنا موسي (عليه السلام)‎ في ضوء الدراسات اللغوية و الأدبية

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Moses (pbuh) has many stories related to his life, intertwined in the meaning of what is meant in many Quranic Surahs, in which he mentioned the life of this Prophet from birth to the end and most of these stories we see have been repeated in several places of the Holy Qur'an on several occasions.

These include throwing him in Yam inspired by God to the mother of Moses (pbuh) and growing up in Egypt and his direction towards a city and a tariff on the family of the people of the prophecy and his exit from the city and receive the message and tree preaches to him and change the stick and invite Pharaoh and prevail over the magicians The breakdown of the sea, its survival and its people from drowning, we mentioned side events that were repeated in the meaning and content, which is the story of Moses (pbuh) and the world at sea, as well as the story of a cow of Israel and at the end the narrations associated with the death of Moses (pbuh) and his brother Aaron.

Through the research we found that the moral repetition in the story of Moses (pbuh) educational goals and education.

In all these stages, we find the repetition of the story in its verbal and moral parts, which is prompted by the narrative of the story and its elements, and that the Holy Qur'an used the narrative in this story through the regularity of the text with a specific structure.

The text, often a nodding position to the previous and subsequent events, is followed by detailed images by explanation after the thumb and then the movement begins to escalate by forming a series of drawing the event.

As stated in the statement of throwing Musa in the sea and search for fire and throw the stick where they change alive and snake