جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه "surah muhammad (pbuh)" در نشریات گروه "علوم قرآن و حدیث"

Semiotics is an approach in literary criticism that has the potential to explore how meaning is created in literary texts. This text-based method with a systematic approach studies all the factors that are involved in the production and interpretation of meaning or in the process of signification, and tries to achieve the key points of the text and its semantic layers. The Qur'an, as the foremost literary texts, has presented its teachings and long meanings in each surah in the form of an extensive network and a chain of sign systems. The present article, based on the descriptive-inferential method, has considered the theme of jihad in Surah Muhammad (PBUH). This reading examines the text of the surah as a system of codes and theological signs, in a coherent framework and in different structural layers of phonetics, lexicon and syntax-rhetoric. The signs in the text of this surah move away from their main function through the axes of companionship and succession and according to the context and atmosphere governing the surah and take new meanings.

The purpose of the present study is to explain the political implications of Surah Muhammad (PBUH). Delving into the style of Surah Muhammad (PBUH) by thematic analysis and also focusing on the first and the last verses in this Surah, its name and Medinan classification, it was revealed that the ultimate theme refers to Jihad and some other related issues. The necessity to gain power for Jihad, the need to acquire knowledge for increasing the quality of Jihad, and also knowing the dignity of Jihad are among the organizing themes in this Surah.