Find the nature of alienation and according to some poetic texts

Ali S. Resan Al- Muhammadawi, D.; Shaimai H. Al-buhadle, D.; Eman N. Al- Akrawi, And

	Find the nature of alienation and according to some poetic texts
مجلة ابحاث البصرة للعلوم الأنسانیة
Article 1, Volume 36, Issue 3, 2011, Pages 85-109 PDF (0 K)
Authors
D. Ali S. Resan al- muhammadawi; D. Shaimai H. Al-buhadle; and Eman N. Al- Akrawi
Abstract
In the linguistic studies, the old and new researchers have given a significant attention to the Quran studies since Quran is the first source for Arabic language to which students and researchers resort, not only for its words, but for expression and structure. Long time ago many books tried to explicate the Quran, interpret its utterances, show its syntax and the abrogating and abrogated. There are other books on The Quran rhetoric and inimitability. We might not exaggerate when we say that the most prominent books are those tackling derivation of the Quran utterances, and showing the meanings of the words within their syntax. The Quran uses the words in peculiar ways. You cannot find a substitute to any word even if it is its equivalent. In this research we study the term(have no knowledge of) in the Quran because this term has a peculiarity coming from its different forms in the Quran. It is used as a verb, a noun, an infinitive, a form of exaggeration,… etc. therefore, it is necessary to trace the meanings of the term with the linguists and in dictionaries on one side and in the Quran from another. On the level of meaning and structure in Quran, the term is changeable. In addition, syntax orients the general meaning of the text and the particular meaning of the utterance. Then, here is an effort to study one utterance of the Quran. If we succeed, we will thank God, otherwise, we have at least tried, and God is behind our intention. What an excellent Master and Supporter He is.
Keywords
some poetic texts; nature of alienation

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