Reasoning by the source "that" in the Qur'an, analytical study Suzan Abdul-Wahed Abdul-Jabbar | ||
| Anbar University Journal of Languages & Literature | ||
| Article 6, Volume 15, Issue 4, December 2023, Pages 86-102 PDF (801.31 K) | ||
| Document Type: Research Paper | ||
| DOI: 10.37654/aujll.2023.142519.1049 | ||
| Author | ||
| Suzan Abdul-Wahed ALtorke* | ||
| Department of Environment - College of Applied Sciences, University of Anbar, Hit ,ALanbar,iraq | ||
| Abstract | ||
| In order to gain thought and reflection on it as well as to understand the source "that" and its purpose within the Qur'anic structure, this research focuses on the source "that." This study adopts description, analysis, and interpretation as its method because it is concerned with extrapolating the structures of reasoning with the source "that" in specific and crucial places, then distributing it among its various causes in accordance with the research plan, and finally studying it to establish the causality of the tool, after being presented with the commentators' thoughts on it, and coming to a conclusion. If there is no grammatical direction, certain meanings that the thinker and contemplator derive from the commentators' and scholars' sayings, as well as the usage of verbal and moral cues and Qur'anic readings to assist the reasoning. The Holy Qur'an uses some of the most beautiful sorts of rhetorical techniques, and the explanations of the source "that" in it vary depending on the speech's intent and goals. The Qur'anic approach offers justifications for its laws, obligations, and beliefs, and from it we arrive to clear thinking and the right route in religion and in life. Nevertheless, the research was not free of rhetorical and linguistic distractions that did not stray from its grammatical nature. The Qur'anic discourse places a great deal of emphasis on the method of reasoning, which has given rise to a variety of ancient and modern studies on it. However, it is evident that no studies have been done that specifically identify each of its tools, deduce its positions, goals, and purposes, and clarify how they all contribute to enlightening thought. Objectives: The study aims to achieve the following: Reflection on the arguments of the Quran. Outlining the significance of identifying the Holy Quran's "that" source. Determining the meanings of the reasons in order to clarify the subjects for which the source "that" was employed in the Holy Qur'an. Methodology: In studying the grounds for the reasoning with the source "that" in the Holy Qur'an, the analytical approach is employed to trace the verses of the Holy Qur'an and reveal the regions where the reasoning with the source "that" was utilized. The majority of the research was conducted using an analytical technique. To track the placements of the source "that" in the Holy Qur'an and establish its reasons. Results: The research concludes with a number of results, the most important of which are the following: The significance of the reasoning approach rests in understanding the topics on which it was utilized in the Qur'anic text. Within the Qur'anic text, the technique of reasoning is a vital component in determining the discourse, its direction, and its aim. The basis for finding the reason for the reasoning included in the verse is the explanatory relationship between the reasoning phrase and the reasoner inside the text and the evidence it contains. The Qur'anic reasoning approach is regarded as one of the most essential methods for revealing religious and Sharia purposes. The lexical verbal meaning of the vocabulary within the text, as well as the syntactic meaning of the vocabulary within the text, are two essential aspects that influence determining the reason for the reasoning contained in the verse. The study and contemplation of the reasons of the reasoning for the source "that" inside the Qur'anic text helps to clarify the purposes that may be hidden from us, such as: The infinitive "that" serves to put the sentence in the single position. The explanation may be preceded by "that" in the source, which does not explain the logic, thus a deleted estimate that fits the reasoning contained in the text must be constructed. The evidence indicates that the Qur'anic meanings meant inside the text go beyond the grammatical trickery noted by grammarians in judging the language eliminated before the infinitive "that." The definitions of the reasons for the reasoning with the source "that" focus around the existence of a result and a goal as a result of the reasoning's purpose. | ||
| Keywords | ||
| Quranic reasoning; grounds for argumentation; "that" source; and contemplation | ||
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