جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه "ayah" در نشریات گروه "علوم قرآن و حدیث"

Cognitive linguistics, as an approach in studying language, investigates the relations between the human language and his mind, and presupposes the principle that language reflects the thoughts and mental properties of the speaker. In this science, studying language is considered as studying the patterns of conceptualization, the goal of which is determining the structure of the thoughts in the speaker’s mind. It is an appropriate tool for the interpreters of Quran that investigate the Quranic verses according to the cognitive theories and understand its conceptualizations in different situations, by which they can better find the God’s intention of His verses. Applying a cognitive approach, the present study investigates Ayat allah Javadi’s remarks and analyses in Tasnim Interpretation on the concept of ‘Ayah’ in the sections related to the natural phenomena, and the conceptualizations of these phenomena in this interpretation. In his discussions, the interpreter points to the cognitive theories like causal windows and conceptual metaphor and presents his interpretation along with the conceptualizations of Ayah.

The views of the thinkers about the position of the Quran are different. Some of them believes Quran as a” miracle” and others as a”divine” book. The latter group thinks, the verses of the Quran don’t confirm the theological thought of miraclousness. Also, some scholars to confront to the “sarfah” theory, relied on “Ijma al-Ommah”. Therefore the role of Quran, as the original source of “miracle of Quran” as a theological thought, is unknown. This study has proved that the theological components of miraclousness of Quran are perfectly synchronized with different verses of the Quran. So this book is not only a divine book, but also an extraordinary book and that is the proof of truth of the Prophet Mohammad(PBUH). Some verses of Holy Quran prove this claim, which include phrases such as: “Ayah”, “Shahadah Allah”, “Kefayah” and “Enzar”.