المبينات النحوية في القرآن الكريم : دراسة تطبيقية

Abstract EN

The evidences in the Arabic language are multiple and varied, among them are fundamentalist explanations, explanatory evidences, rhetorical illustrations, and grammatical indications that are the subject of research, and which are grammatical issues that have served as a previous vague statement, or removing an ambiguity ahead of them, or clarifying something obscure Previous talk.

And the Qur'an is the magic of the statement and it is the best of the hadith, and by this it was the best pronunciation of words, its meanings are the richest meanings and its evidence is the clearest statement.

Hence, the Holy Quran is the most suitable text for a grammatical study; For a steady format, one method is required.

And the fact that the Holy Qur'an is the largest Arabic book proves its validity to represent the language of the Ar, and to use its language as a field to study towards it.

And I dealt with these issues by studying with the application to the Holy Qur'an, merely mentioning examples and examples from it, and made the title of the research: “Grammatical Indicators in the Holy Quran” an applied study.

The methodology upon which the research is based draws its vision from the Holy Qur'an, and makes it a field for its study, so it deals with grammatical indications and their means, taking an inductive view based on description and analysis, not excluded from the normative grammatical feature.

Hence, the research is intended to be based on an elaborate language text.

The research was concerned with reviewing the grammatical rules in the light of the findings of the methods of grammatical indications in the Qur'anic verses, and then discussing them as an illustration of the Arabic of the Qur'an, not for the Arabic of grammarians, and recognizing that the Qur'an is not valid to be measured against the grammar and their origins that they drew, but rather presents rules toward them.

And it is measured.

The research came in the introduction and seven topics and a conclusion that includes the most important results of the research.