الدلالات الصرفية للصيغ المشتقة من الجذر (و ع د) في القرآن الكريم
The Morphological Connotations of the Word Root (Wa'ada) in the Holy Quran
- الباحث
- دلال سالم محمد الكوراني
- المشرف
- أحمد إبراهيم خضر اللهيبي
- الجامعة
- جامعة الموصل
- الكلية / القسم
- كلية الآداب / اللغة العربية
- الشهادة
- ماجستير
- السنة
- 2023
- لغة الرسالة
- عربي
- الكلمات المفتاحية
- الدلالات الصرفية ; الصيغ المشتقة ; الجذر وعد ; القرآن الكريم
Abstract
A The present study dealt with the morphological connotations of the root Wa'd = promise" in the Glorious Quran. In accordance with the academic scheme of the study it consisted of an introduction, two chapters and a conclusion that demonstrates the study findings in addition to the references. The methodology of the study is the integral one as the researcher took from other methodology the material that is consistent with the text in question. The words that comprise the root "Wa'ada" and its derivatives were all taken from the indexed lexicon of the Quranic vocabularies (written by Mohammed Fu'aad Abdulbaqi. Then the researcher thoroughly examined the honorable verses of the Glorious Quran and compared them with the morphological lexicon of the Glorious Quran, which is written by Dr. Ashwaq AlNajjar. The methodology depended in this thesis is commonly used and the difference is only the sample of the study as the researcher chose for each form as how it was mentioned in the Quran and then the morphological form was scrutinized in the major books of morphology and grammar. The most prominent results of the study are: • The glorious Quran used this root on a wide scale as its forms mentioned were ten, which were used repeatedly in 130 locations, in one hundred and fifty one Quranic verses and they are distributed in verbal and nominal sentences. In the nominal sentences, five forms ranging between the infinitives and derivatives and they were mentioned in sixty seven occasions. As for the verbal sentences, four forms were mentioned including the infinitive and the prefixed or suffixed verbs and they were mentioned in sixty three occasions. This denotes the constancy of the promise as it means the invariance, which is closer in meaning than the verb that denotes mobility and renewal. • The nouns "wa'd = promise" and "wa'eed = indimination" are relevant to Allah's justice; the first is used for making something desirable and the second denotes intimidation. • The nouns "wa'd = promise" is used to symbolize good and bad, while the word "wa'eed = indimination" is used only to denote bad consequences.
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