A semantic approach to the underprivileged and its social recognition with an emphasis on its semantic contrasts in the Qur'an

One of the important Quranic issues in the field of sociology is the analysis and investigation of the characteristics and behavior of different social groups. One of these social groups is "the underprivileged". The existence of this social class at any time has caused many verses of the Qur'an to be dedicated to the reasons for the emergence and formation of this group, their types and characteristics, and the ways out of this social situation. . Based on the semantic analysis of this word, the words that are conceptual substitutes and aligned with "weakness" are: "musthar, harm, weakness, failure and humiliation". The most important words in the semantic contrast with "weakness" include "arrogance, atraf, fullness, tyranny, attu, alwa, ghani, baghi, batr, taghian". Based on the mentioned semantic contrasts, it is clear that the three social groups "arrogant, slanderous and arrogant" are the main cause of the formation of this social class, and they weaken and put those who even have actual and potential forces in a difficult situation. Debilitating factors are sometimes created by "arrogants" directly and by insisting on oppression, murder, and killing, and sometimes by "Molea and Metafin" in secret and indirect forms...