The Major Structure's Aspects in the sciences of Qur’an and its interpretation

Abstract

The major semantic structure is characterized by a maximum degree of harmony or semantic coherence, and it is divided into two parts: the general structure that covers the whole text, and the  private major structure that relates parts or sections of the text, and could be called the partial major structure.  The major structures are basically related to the text overall theme. They characterized by relativism in terms of the multiplicity of its levels and its progress  in a single text. Moreover, they are  characterized by the relationship of each partial structure to what precedes it and what follows it to achieve total semantic coherence or the collocation in the text.

      It is also characterized by relativism in terms of its multiplicity of levels and its inclusion in one text, and it is characterized by the relationship of each partial structure to what precedes it and what follows it to achieve total cohesion or semantic coherence in the text.

There is a concept related to the major structure; it is the text subject, or the subject of the discourse. Some of the major structure aspects can be found in the books of the sciences of Qur’an and its interpretation within their conversation about the meanings of the Holy Qur’an, whether its general meanings, throughout the beginning to the end of the holy Qur’an, or its partial meanings within a single, or more, verse, or within a single, or more, sura.

There is a concept related to the grand structure is the subject of the text, or the subject of the discourse, and some aspects of the grand structure can be glimpsed in the books of the Qur’an sciences and its interpretation in their conversation about the meanings of the Noble Qur’an, whether its general meanings extend throughout the Qur’an from beginning to end.