The Semantics of the Verbs of the Creation of Universes and Man in the light of the Quran (scatter, revive, cause to grow, bring out, make, and resurrect): Applied Models
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The study of the Quranic verbs that refer to creation and origination is a complex topic that receives considerable attention in Islamic thought on the basis that they are attributed to Allah, the Almighty. They contain axioms and lessons for every responsible adult. These verbs also reveal the inimitability of the Quran as the top miracle of the Prophet’s that will last until the Day of Resurrection. This paper is entitled "The Semantics of the Verbs of the Creation of Universes and Man in the light of the Quran (scatter, revive, cause to grow, bring out, make, and resurrect): Applied Models"
- The rationale for studying the verbs of creation and origination: the study is carried out for science and religious purposes because some of our contemporary young people have become less faithful and Islamic thought is in dire need of elucidating the implications and meanings of these verbs.
- The main objective of the study is to show evidence of belief in Allah, the omnipotent who creates all beings and creatures out of pure nothingness.
The study uses the descriptive analytical method.
- The findings of the study: it reaches some conclusions that prove creeds, bring to light the divine bestowals and blessings and make a compelling response to those who repudiate Final Resurrection.
- The study recommends that all researchers should explore the Quranic vocabulary in general and the verbs denoting creation and origination in particular.
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