ما ورد من المفاعيل في الحزب الستين دراسة نحوية دلالية

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سفيان زهير
د. محمد شحاتة عبد الحميد الشرقاوي

Abstract

This study aims to parse the objects and their factors that were mentioned between Surah Ash-Sharh and Surah An-Nas, and to extract the types of objects that were mentioned between Surah Ash-Sharh and Surah An-Nas, identify the factors of the objects that were mentioned from the beginning of Surah Ash-Sharh to Surah An-Nas, analyze and study the semantic meanings of the objects and their factors that have been mentioned from Surah Ash-Sharh to Surah An-Nas, extract the types of objects that were mentioned between Surah Ash-Sharh and Surah An-Nas, and identify the factors of the objects that were mentioned starting from Surah Ash-Sharh to Surah An-Nas. This study uses the descriptive and analytical approaches, where the researcher stands on the objects of all from Surah Ash-Sharh to Surah An-Nas by studying and analyzing, depending on the most important sources on the subject. The problem of the study is to extract and find the five objects and their factors among those Surahs, in order to clarify the linguistic connotations contained and to explain their functions and their impact on the context. The study found the results, including; the number of the five objects between Surah Ash-Sharh and Surah An-Nas reached one hundred and forty-four times, and every surah included at least one of these five objects, and the most frequently used object is the object because of its importance in the sentence, and among the differences of the commentators are many different, and some of them are from the diversity of diversity, so there is no objection to combining their sayings. The study recommended the need to study the five objects in the rest of the Holy Qur’an and provide libraries with live examples, and the need to invite students to study the Arabic language and pay attention to it in order to understand religious texts.


Keyword: Syntax, Object, Significance, Koran

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Linguistic Studies