Linguistic sound in the breaks of the verses of the Qur’an

Abstract

The comma in the Holy Quran: It is the last word in the verse, like the rhyme in poetry, and the evidence of rhyme in prose, contrary to Abu Amr Al-Dani (d. 444 AH) who considered it the word at the end of the sentence.  As one verse may include several sentences, and the word at the end of the sentence is not a comma for it, but the comma is the last word in the verse, so that after it the beginning of the new verse is known by the completion of the previous verse.

Judge Abu Bakr Al-Baqillani (d. 403 AH) said: The commas are similar letters in the sections, through which the meanings are understood.

The comma occurs when resting in speech to improve the speech with it, and it is the way in which the Quran differs from the rest of the speech, and it is called a comma, because the two speeches are separated at it, and that is because the end of the verse separates it from what follows it.