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Consolation in the Qur’an
Amin Hussein Amin Ahmad, Jihad Qadir Ali
There are certain circumstances and conditions that both the individual and society pass, wherein they need something that shares the burden with them or alleviates their sorrow and distress. In addition to giving steadiness to the heart, strengthening emotional composure, encouraging determination, and offering empathy and consolation. From this premise our study emerges, titled “Consolation in the Qur’an: A Semantic Study.” It addresses the concept of consolation, as it is one of the significant themes in human experience and has been recognized since early times. Noting that humans as living beings are subject to change by the events unfolding around them as they are evolving. Consolation is a recognized concept in Islam, so long as it remains within the bounds of Islamic law. The Noble Qur’an was revealed by Allah, and the Messengers (peace be upon them) were sent with a comprehensive message that attends to both the external conduct and the internal emotional state. This divine message directs the believer toward fulfillment of their purpose on earth. Numerous verses in the Qur’an articulate meanings related to consolation and support. Upon examining the Qur’anic scholarly interpretations, we find that the interpreters employed a variety of expressions to convey the semantic field of consolation, including terms such as solace, compassion, and condolence. The study is divided into three areas of focus: the first explores the concept of consolation, its meanings, and its lexical equivalents; the second examines the recipients of consolation in the Qur’an; and the third addresses the psychological and spiritual impact of consolatory verses in the context of confronting tribulations. The study includes an introduction, a conclusion, and a comprehensive list of primary and secondary sources.
Volume 12 · Issue 6 · December 2025Ellipsis and Multiple Meanings
Jihad Qadr Ali
Ellipsis is a linguistic phenomenon found in all languages, yet it is more evident and frequent in some, such as Arabic, due to its speakers’ inclination toward brevity and conciseness in speech. This is because ellipsis represents a means of condensing expression, reducing heaviness in structure, and enhancing textual cohesion. It also reflects, as Ibn Jinni (d. 392 AH) stated in Al-Khasa'is (الخصائص), the boldness of the Arabic language and its reliance on the intellect and perceptiveness of the listener in grasping the intended meaning with minimal wording. Its benefit, however, is not limited to brevity and conciseness. Rather, it is also one of the linguistic devices employed to convey meaning in a fresh manner, just as is the case with amplification, specification, and restriction. It is therefore an indispensable tool for the speaker in formulating and communicating meanings in an eloquent style that corresponds to the demands of context. Ellipsis has also other benefits that are outlined in this study. The research is divided into two sections preceded by an introduction. The first section defines ellipsis linguistically and technically, mentions its conditions and value, and presents its types and related terminology. The second section offers selected examples from various Qur’anic surahs, with reference to their relevant contexts. These are followed by a concise conclusion summarizing the findings that this brief study has sought to achieve. Our approach in presenting this material is analytical, applied to selected examples from the Qur’an.
Volume 11 · Issue 1 · February 2024Rullah Abdullah al-Baytwati (d. 1381 AH) and his approach to Responding to Jewish and Christian suspicions about the Holy Quran Through his book (Achieving Islar)
Ismail Muhammad Al-Qarni, Khaleel Hussain Noori
This research airs to defend the Holy Qur'an, as it is one of the rost irportant objectives of opponents of Islar. There are countless suspicions directed at the Holy Qur'an, and this research seeks to refute ther all, with conclusive evidence fror the Qur'an and the Bible, and the approach followed in this research is the corparative analytical approach, the research is based on a review of what the opponents said about the Holy Quran, and then responds to it by looking at all the suspicions, and the research that we are dealing with, Rullah Abdullah Al-Baytwati and his rethod of responding to the suspicions of Jews and Christians about the Holy Quran through his book (Realization of Islar) The research has discussed all The spectrur of opponents of the recalcitrant, Jewish and Christian opponents, the researcher has concluded a set of results, the rost irportant of which are: It presents the life of a prorinent Kurdish figure, full of service and giving, Rullah Abdullah al-Baytwati, a scientist of Kurdish scholars, and contributed to the Islaric library with a set of letters, as well as the response of the research to the suspicions raised about the Holy Quran arong Jews and Christians and refutation of their suspicions, invoking including the book of al-Baytuati tagged with (Realization of Islar).
Volume 11 · Issue 2 · April 2024The identity of Justice in the Quran and its most important legacies in life
Khdir Wsoo Ibrahim, Ommer Muhammad Amin
Justice is that stay away from oppression and it is following desires and granting rights according to ranks and position and also in the term of governing and giving . it can be said that justice has many meanings in quran like: similarity, equality and avoidance of right . justice in quran includes many forms and aspects, fairness in speaking, writing promises , governing problems t and measurements . and also testimony and select witnesses and every thing which is associated with rights. what is obvious and clear is that people are different and they may be falling in problems. prophets were sent to remove tyranny and oppression from and eliminating damage. Justice has some aims like: Holding justice leads to fear of Allah security, love, and peace in countries. And heaven and earth send their blessings. It will lead merchant development and increased farming, livestock and cheapness. While individuals feel peace with themselves and their lives.
Volume 7 · Issue 4 · December 2020Surat Al-Maedah And Some Of Its Rulings That Were Unique To It From Other Suras
Othman Ali Othman
The purpose of this research is to know some of the provisions of Surat Al-Maa'idah. In this introduction, it appears in the introduction to Surah Al-Maa'idah and some of its provisions contained in it, which hides many of the branches of legislation that must be adhered to by the Muslim in halalization and haraam haraam. Books of interpretation of the provisions, books of jurisprudence, and other references that the researcher used to collect this article, and the research section to the introduction and two sections and a conclusion. The methodology followed in this research is the analytical inductive method by collecting the material and then analyzing it. The researcher also attributed the Quranic verses to the Qur'an with the mention of the verse number and the interpretation of the verses in the appropriate place. And documenting the scholars' statements by returning them to their original sources.
Volume 7 · Issue 1 · January 2020Associating some words with each other in the Quranic expression
Hashm Mohammed Mustafa
An eloquent speaker has conspicuous competence for transferring the intended meaning to the listener and influencing him through the manipulation of the most well-formed expression and the best well-organized structures. The higher the status the speakers possesses in rhetoric the better he conveys the message and the more effectively influences the listener. The beholder of the Holy Koran considers how through its greatest arrangement the meanings are conveyed to the listener through a good style that does amount to the level of miracle and challenge. Among the different styles of meaning conveyance in Koranic structure was the style of association. This research is an attempt to declare and explain any two utterances (which are closely connected) repeated several times, and certainly such a repetition and insistence on the accuracy of the meaning, must give a fruitful result in the heart of the one who scrutinizes the Holy Koran. The matter of association of words in Koranic style and the relationship with the connection of the facts that these words express and nominate. Let’s see how association is an absolute reflection of the close connection of the nominated and described matters with the words. As such, the holy Koran is an absolute description of the reality of matters. We will, through this research, try to explain some of the Koranic examples that confirm such facts. Not for the sake of counting, but in order to approve this Koranic fact. The number of the words is six which are sorted alphabetically.