Moral proportion in the sentences in the Qur'anic narrative The story of Noah peace be upon him

Abstract

ABSTRACT

This study discusses the topic of the semantic proportionality of the referential sentences in the Qur'anic stories. The model of this study is the stories of those of determination among the messengers, which is limited to three verses for each story in the first half of the Holy Quran. This dissertation is an analytical study which examines the rhetorical and structural aspects of these verses. It highlights these structures so that it achieves the hoped objectives. The aim of this study is to identify the relationship between the moral equivalence and its impact on clarity of the rhetorical and figuristic imageries in the Qur'anic stories, to identify the relationship between moral proportionality and the referential sentences of the Qur'anic verses, and clarifying the purpose of having the similarities between the referential

sentences in the mentioned stories and among the other Qur'anic stories. This research was concluded with the following results. The first, the Qur'anic proportionality with its various kinds: moral, verbal and vocal which exists in the ending of the Qur’anic verses represents one of the outstanding features of the Qur’anic stylistics, and a form of its eloquence. That is because it makes the meanings of the verses clearer and more lucid. In addition, the Qur’anic eloquence through its rhythm and beats of the endings of verses has a deep impact on the Qur’an’s hearers and reciters. Also, the Qur’anic stories are a major part of the Qur’anic miracle in the linguistic eloquence because it includes divine issues and indications. Above all. The presence of identical verses in the Holy Qur’an is not in vain, but it came for a divine wisdom. Therefore, it requires a deeper contemplation so that we can be influenced by the Qur’an, and understand Allah’s will and wisdom of making it a life constitution.