Thestages' terms of human creation and their meanings in Nahj al-Balagha

Authors

  • Mukhlis Abdul Zahra Rheem Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.36324/fqhj.v2i43.16043

Keywords:

phase, Nahj al-Balaghah, creation, significance and context

Abstract

 

Some old Arab scientists confirmed that the words of the human body of great importance in building language and create meanings, some of the book's owners  and glossaries of creation of man has indicated to it, recently some Arab researchers indicated that what these books ,are contain which can be studied in linguistics in different levels , the semantic level  is one of the most important ; because it relates and accommodate with all levels of language , the researcher found that the book Nahj  is a rich of information for this type of study , It has been described as less then curan Creator without, above the words of creatures and after the Sunnah , The purpose of this research is to count the words of parts of human Parties to the book Nahj it is demonstrate the impact of context in the development of semantics and to find out that the addressee and the purpose of the speech to clarify the movements of those parties and their parts in semantic from address, as well as to draw the attention of researchers to the human body care and look at them  financially socially, culturally and symbolically in the composition , text or the context in which it is organized this word; to reveal its semantic dimensions and uncertainties  semiotics, How to use and characterized at AL- Imam Ali (Peace be upon him), and in light of that these words has studied in language and use, with monitoring of the similarities and differences in it, this  will note in a negotiable lines which applied to some examples of book Nahj  as a sample  of research.

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Published

28-05-2024

Issue

Section

Sciences of the Qur’an and Hadith

How to Cite

Mukhlis Abdul Zahra Rheem. (2024). Thestages’ terms of human creation and their meanings in Nahj al-Balagha. Journal of Jurisprudence Faculty, 2(43), 79-102. https://doi.org/10.36324/fqhj.v2i43.16043

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