Language sciences and their impact on pushing the illusion of difference and contradiction in the Book of God

Abstract

This study deals with the idea of ​​employing language sciences to push the illusion of difference and contradiction in the Holy Qur’an by routing and representation through rhetoric and grammar; The rhetoric with its three sciences: meanings, eloquence and badi, as for the first, through the use of the meanings of letters, the method of releasing the news and the will to create, the method of implication and manifestation, and the method of bringing down the premises the status of the evil and the world the status of the ignorant, while the second is through the method of metaphor.

As for the science of Budaiya, the study has proven that some of its topics have an effect in repelling the delusion, which are related to moral improvements, such as the method of exaggeration in description, not for the abundance of the act, but for considerations in the subject or effect, and the method of emphasizing praise with something like slander.

The study also proved that the science of grammar has a clear effect in repelling the illusory contradiction between some verses through several rules and methods, including understanding the Arab methods in the attribution of verbs, such as the difference in the attribution according to different considerations, and the attribution of the verb to the total and the will of some, the issue of the least plural, and the method of limitation considering the place (shortness). the heart), and the rule: the condition is a restriction to its factor, a description of its owner; All of this has been proven through practical examples that prove the existence of a clear effect of employing language sciences in warding off the apparent contradiction between the verses.

Keywords: language, delusion, difference and contradiction, the Qur'an.