The Arabic of the Holy Quran between the covenant of Arabs and the covenant of Quran

Abstract

This research highlights the qualitative leap the Quran has made in the Arabic language, through studying the specificity of the language of the Quran at the individual and structural levels as well as showing its main characteristics, and how the Quran used the same words which Arabs used to express unknown notions about the Arab society and how these words are correlated to create clear and accurate structures.   

At the individual level, the research showed the specificity of the Quranic word and the Quranic covenant in considering the linguistic discrepancies between the Quranic words as well as using the plural forms. At the structural level, the research sheds light on the covenant of the Quran in collocation and the usage of call and conjunction formulas. This is, of course, after explaining the covenant of Arab and the covenant of Quran as well as studying how interpreters name them.

One of the primary findings of the research is that the Quran transferred the Arabic language to universality and eternity, and gave it more respectability. Indeed, the words of the Quran are characterized with modernity in terms of morphology, significance and usage, which is evident in the discrepancies, plural forms, and collocation. In addition, the structures of the Quran are characterized with accuracy in conveying the meaning, easiness of clarifying the words, and guiding people to the straightforward way. In addition, most of such structures are innovative as Arabs have never used them.