The morphological displacement in Surat Yusuf

Abstract

When we study Surat Yusuf, we find a huge amount of artistic displacement with its multiple levels, especially the morphological one, which played a technical role and carried a secondary connotation, most notably: denial of nouns, using the imperative verb instead of the present, or using the infinitive instead of the verb, and transgression in the use of pronouns by using some of them instead of others, as well as emphasizing Actions. All of these phenomena revealed some of the characteristics of the characters of the surah, so we see the character of Jacob, and he was overcome by sadness and anxiety, and he remained vacillating between anxiety, fear, hope, and belief in God’s destiny and the personality of Joseph’s brothers and their intense hatred for Joseph (peace be upon him) and their relentless pursuit of their father’s love and his personality. Semitic for his father and God Almighty's support for him.