Research Article

The Usage and Meaning of the Preposition of "Inne" in the Quran

Volume: 3 Number: 1 June 30, 2020
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The Usage and Meaning of the Preposition of "Inne" in the Quran

Abstract

According to the will of every Muslim researcher, it has a mission to understand, interpret and explain the Qur'an to a certain extent. For this reason, it is necessary to pay attention to the rules and subtleties of the Arabic language in meaning and meaning. Because the language that the Qur'an corresponds to is Arabic, and the elements of the sentence in this language may have different meanings in some cases. These elements are composed of the noun, verb and letter that make up the word. One of the elements that have an important role in the agreement of the Qur'an is undoubtedly prepositions, which is a lower part of the letter element. However, although there are many types of prepositions in the Quran, this article focused on the edition of "inne". The reason is that the preposition in question is used very much in the Qur'an and there is a preposition that is suitable for interpreting different meanings. On the other hand, inne edi is one of the six letters known as huruf-i sorbbehe bi'l-verb. As a result of the study, it was observed that the inne preposition came in the Qur'an one thousand five hundred and sixty times and sometimes with different letters in front of it and sometimes with various pronouns adjoining her cat. At the same time, it caused dispute between the commentators due to its different recitation and its effect on the sentence and interpretation of the sentence.

Keywords

Tafsir , Qur'an , Preposition , Huruf-i Müşebbehe bi’l-Fiil , İnne

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