Rhetorical subtleties of style and conditions in the Holy Quran A case study of the claim "this is, if and when"

1072 / 5000Translation resultsThe forms of the condition in terms of meaning include causation and stopping on each other, the conditional verb and the answer and the conditional devices are its basic elements. The second sentence often focuses on the conditional sentence. In the discussion of conditional sentences and different types of devices, as well as why the use of a certain type of verbs is of special importance, In the applications of the Holy Qur'an, the rhetorical subtleties of conditional sentences with "if" in terms of certainty and "in" in terms of doubt and probability, and "if" that the refusal of the conditional answer is due to the conditional refusal have been studied and also shown. It has been said that sometimes the verb condition can be used to mean the past and the present, and "it", although often in the sense of doubt and probability, is sometimes interpreted with certainty, and sometimes in the sense of rebuke, irony, condescension and ignorance. It is sometimes used in impossible matters. Also, "Lu" is mentioned in the Qur'an in the form of refusal and non-refusal, and "if" is not permissible and will be used in the future tense. Sometimes the verb is its condition in destiny and it is used in definite matters.