-, P. (2022). REPEATED TERMS IN SURAT AL-FATH AND THEIR RELATIONSHIP TO ITS PURPOSES OBJECTIVE SEMANTIC STUDY. , 13(1), 79-125. doi: 10.34278/aujis.2022.174395
Prof. Dr. Eman Abdulrahman Mahmoud Maghrabi -. "REPEATED TERMS IN SURAT AL-FATH AND THEIR RELATIONSHIP TO ITS PURPOSES OBJECTIVE SEMANTIC STUDY". , 13, 1, 2022, 79-125. doi: 10.34278/aujis.2022.174395
-, P. (2022). 'REPEATED TERMS IN SURAT AL-FATH AND THEIR RELATIONSHIP TO ITS PURPOSES OBJECTIVE SEMANTIC STUDY', , 13(1), pp. 79-125. doi: 10.34278/aujis.2022.174395
-, P. REPEATED TERMS IN SURAT AL-FATH AND THEIR RELATIONSHIP TO ITS PURPOSES OBJECTIVE SEMANTIC STUDY. , 2022; 13(1): 79-125. doi: 10.34278/aujis.2022.174395

REPEATED TERMS IN SURAT AL-FATH AND THEIR RELATIONSHIP TO ITS PURPOSES OBJECTIVE SEMANTIC STUDY

Anbar University Journal of Islamic Sciences
Article 3, Volume 13, Issue 1, 2022, Pages 79-125    PDF (6.91 M)
Document Type: بحث
DOI: 10.34278/aujis.2022.174395
Author
Prof. Dr. Eman Abdulrahman Mahmoud Maghrabi -*
Umm Al-Qura University/ Department of Book and Sunnah
Abstract
This study, entitled "Repeated Terms in Surat Al-Fath and their Relationship to their Purposes - An Objective Semantic Study" - came because a deep understanding of the Holy Qur’an requires understanding the semantic function of each term in the Holy Qur’an, and this supports the close connection between systems and purposes. The study aims to: 1. Highlight the meaning of repetition in the Qur’an and its objectives. 2. Explain the importance of knowing the purpose of the Surah. 3. Explain the relationship of repetition of a Qur’anic term with the purpose of the Surah. 4. Highlight the significance of the repeated terms in Surat Al-Fath based upon their purposes. The researcher applied the inductive approach by following the repeated terms in Surat Al-Fath, as well as the analytical approach by analyzing these terms, and highlighting their significance to the purpose of the surah. Accordingly, the research plan was divided into an introduction, preface, three chapters, a conclusion, and indexes. The Introduction: Includes the importance of the topic, its objectives, its approach, previous studies, and its plan. The Preface: Has two areas; first, the definition of repetition in the Holy Qur’an and its purposes and second, the definition of the purpose of all Surah and its importance. The First Chapter: Within Surat Al-Fath.. The Second Chapter: Purposes of Surat Al-Fath. The Third Chapter: The repeated terms in Surat Al-Fath and their relationship to their purposes. The study reached several results including: 1. Repetition is one of the significant characteristics of the Qur’anic systems related to the aspect of pronunciation, and there is no useless repetition in the Qur’an. 2. One of the ways to know the purposes of the surah is to look at the repeated terms and their significance. 3. The terms in Surat Al-Fath took into account the various situations in it; so each word came appropriate to its place. This is one of the miracles of Allah Al-Mighty in His Noble Book. 4. The repeated terms in Surat Al-Fath are an indication of the Surah’s focus on the issue of victory in various ways, and this is what the Muslims needed at that period and time. 1. Among the recommendations of the study are the following: 2. Conducting a rhetorical interpretive interface study to study the single words and their relationship to the topic of the Surah, as well as the repeated terms as a rhetorical interpretive project. 
 
 
Keywords
Al; Fath; repetition; tranquility; Terms
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