Contrast of Temporal Meaning among verbs in Holy Quran
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https://doi.org/10.54582/TSJ.2.2.31Keywords:
Contrast, Temporal meaning, Grammatical meaning, Holy QuranAbstract
This research revolves around the variation between the two meanings: temporal and grammatical of the verb in the Holy Quran as well as identifying the extent to which the actual formulas are discharged from their original time, specified in the rule of grammarians, to their meanings of the time of others. The research showed that the allocation of the verb to any time depends on the indices that accompany it in its context or its absence from it.
It became clear through the research that the verbs in the Qur›an are often discharged from their grammatical time specified by grammarians. It does not acquire its temporal significance only through its morphological structure, but through the context in which they appear, with the help of verbal and contextual clues. The Qur›an has addressed this issue through several directions; sometimes it uses the past to mean future and other times the opposite. In other contexts, the time was occupied by the formulas of the verbs, and each direction had a meaning and purpose. The research has dealt with this issue through the use of the Qur›an for verbs that have different temporal meanings than their original meanings, and also through clarifying their precise objectives in the contexts in which they appear.
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