The role of the context in the emphatic or arguing meaning of the word "ın' a" and this influence on waghf and ibtida

Context is one of the most important ways to discover the correct meanings of verses, ignoring it will lead to an incomplete interpretation of the Quran; it will be difficult to understand the verses correctly. Quranic commentators and scholars always have emphasized the importance of the implications of the verses in the proper understanding of Quranic verses. Therefore, with more attention to context, the verses themselves can be used to understand the meaning of God's word. Among the places where the context can have a significant role in it, is the final words of the verses of the Qur'an begin with the word "ın' a". This term is used emphatically in the final sentences of verses and most of them, in addition to being, also have the meaning of the arguing. This article attempts to examine the role of the context on "ın' a" in some of the final terms of the Qur'anic verses. In order to get the meaning of "ın' a" in the mentioned verses, we have studied the "al-Furqan, al-Tahrir and al-Tunvir, Bahr al-Mahitat, Ruh al-Me'ani, Kisaf, al-Mizan, mjma- al-Bayan and nemone" interpretations. The results of this study indicate that the majority of specialists in grammer have accepted the meaning of "emphasis" in the specified positions. And have allowed waqf over it, and start, after this word. While according to the context, before and after of the verses and the commentators' view; it does not have emphasize meaning in all cases, but in most cases it argues