جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه « باهم آیی » در نشریات گروه « علوم قرآن و حدیث »

Textual coherence is one of the most important theories raised in text grammar. This theory examines and analyzes the elements that connect the constituent parts of the text. In order for a text to be coherent, it needs three lexical, grammatical and linking factors, each of which are divided into several subgroups, and their presence in a text creates the coherence and cohesion of the constituent parts of that text. The present descriptive-analytical article aims to analyze the lexical coherence in Surah As-Sajdah and to analyze and evaluate the degree of coherence and cohesion between the ayahs and its components. The results of the article indicate that Surah As-Sajdah has a high degree of lexical coherence that includes repetition and collocation. The most important reason of this cohesion comes from repetition, which by being scattered throughout the text, connects the ayahs and different parts of the text together. As for collocations, antonymy has played a prominent role in this surah. It is used in line with the main meaning and theme of the text, which is the confrontation between believers and unbelievers.

One of the most significant branches of linguistics is semantics. Semantics is the knowledge of reviewing and studying the meanings in human languages. In general, examining the relationship between a word and its meaning is called semantics. From a linguistic point of view, the knowledge of semantics deals with basic issues such as "collocation". "Collocation" is the two or more words that often go together at short intervals within a linguistic body and the choice of each word affects the choice of other words and their occurrence. The aim of the present study is to investigate the lexical collocations of the " Ar-Ra'd" and "Ibrahim" chapters, which has been done by descriptive-analytical method with a comparative approach, and after introducing 11 collocation relations, has extracted, studied, and analyzed the collocation words in the above chapters. The research findings show that there are 71 collocations in Surah Ar-Ra'd and 49 collocations in Surah Ibrahim based on the mentioned semantic relations. In this study, some collocations of the Quran were randomly selected and counted in the entire Holy Quran to show that the collocations are highly occurring. Among these, the "antonym" relationship was the most common, and the extracted collocation words were examined in terms of distance or lack of distance. The result showed that most of the collocations were observed without distance.

One of the verses whose meaning have differently being interpreted is the verse “And We have bestowed upon thee the Seven Oft-repeated (sab'an min al-mathānī) and the Grand Qur’an.” (Ḥijr: 87). An attempt is made here to determine the meaning of this verse through a new method entitled “Strategy of paying attention to the Qur’anic co-coming concepts and topics in interpretation.” In this new method, not the subject of the verse but the subjects before and after this verse are searched in other surahs of the Qur’an, considering that these subjects are connected to what issues. In other words, what are the “Substitute” of the verse in similar continuations in other surahs of the Qur’an? The use of this method for interpreting the verse 87 of Surah Al-Ḥijr shows that the meaning of “sab’an min al-mathānī” is parts of the Qur’an that have existed in other divine books, and the meaning of “the Grand Qur’an” is parts of the Qur’an that are more than those heavenly Books.

The "linguistic context" is a text that emerges from the bond between words and lexical relations, and words find meaning through application in this context. "Collocation," is a purposeful companionship of vocabulary in the linguistic context of the text, which has a significant impact on the formation of the lexical and syntactic system of the language and the induction of the concepts desired by the speaker. In the present study, it has been tried to analyze and study the effect of the linguistic texture of the Surah Ibrahim in the formation and selection of words collocation with the descriptive-analytical method. The analysis of the collocation of the words at the level of nominal and verbal structures and the analysis of the degree of conformity of these associations with the subjects and concepts of the contexts of verses shows that the use of this linguistic technique in surah is quite purposeful and conscious. On the other hand, the necessity of the linguistic context and the implications that the context of the text seeks to convey to the audience has led to the arrangement and selection of these words in the syntax. In addition to presenting new meaning and beyond the meaning of words, the use of these collocations in different semantic domains has created common terminology in the texts. The salience of these collocations in the linguistic context by creating awareness in the audience makes the audience better understand the message and content of the text by analyzing this text phenomenon.

he coincidence of the occurrence of two or more words with a short space of time in a language body whose selection of each word affects the selection of other words and their occurrence. The purpose of the present study is to investigate the lexical syntax in two surahs of Hajj and Mominun. Using a descriptive-analytical method, an adaptive approach is introduced after the introduction of 19 relationships to extract and analyze the syntax of the words in the prescribed sura. 17 The relationship of convergence Between 19 relationships were found in Surah Hajj and Mominun. The findings of the research show that 186 congregations in the surah of Hajj and 90 congregations in the Surah Muminun were categorized based on the semantic relations that a total of 276 relationships are among the 78 verses of the Hajj sura and 118 verses of the Muminun Sura. In this study, the number of occurrences of some of the words came together. The Quran was chosen randomly from among the words, and, in general, the counts were calculated to indicate that the words are the same together. In the meanwhile, the most significant relationship was in relation to Hajj and sex in Suhra Momenon, and the words that were extracted were considered for distance or no distance, and the result showed that most of the faces would come together They are in the distance of the Hajj and in the surah of Mâmînân.

The arrangement of the words which tend to appear together is called collocation, playing a constructive role in forming the lexical system of languages. In the current research, it has been attempted to discuss the representation of collocation in the Holy Quran by the use of a corpus as big as 4 surahs Isra, Kahf, Maryam, and Taha. The Quran is a book by the benefit of which all over the Islamic world has been awakened. Hence, such a holy book requires to be analyzed so that its mysteries will be uncovered for the Islamic Cognitions Followers. On the basis of 20 conceptual relations in this research, 17 numbers of which were observed in the investigated corpus, 397 collocations (the repeated samples are also counted) were extracted out of 454 signs which express the Holy Quran’s wide use of collocation to transfer the concepts of epistemic principles. In this study, clefting relations, collocation and contrast have the maximum appearance. Furthermore, the results showed that despite the variety of subjects as well as the gradual appearance of Quran, some of the collocations are observed in every part of Quran which deny the discontinuity of the Quran showing a continuous chain in the whole content of which the human being is guided. The identification and description of simple, multiple, unilateral, and bilateral collocation are the achievement of this study.