الإ یقِاعَ فِي القرُآنِ وأَشَكْاَلھَُ - Kur’ân’da Ritim ve Şekilleri
Rhythm in the Qur'ān and its Forms
Author(s): Sihan MohammedSubject(s): Language studies, Qur’anic studies
Published by: Sakarya üniversitesi
Keywords: Arabic Language and Rhetoric; Rhythm in the Qur’ān; The Performances; Forms of Rhythm;
Summary/Abstract: The Qur’ānic rhythmicity, represented in the intonations of the music emitted in folds of the Great Qur'ān came as the basis for the passion for recitation and listening pleasure. Although there have been several studies on this subject, the focus of the research has been on rhythmic forms: What they are, their composition, and the effect of their representation in Qur’ānic styles as a kind of renewed vision, understanding, and perception of Qur’ānic discourse. The research, therefore, followed the approach of characterizing these forms and analyzing them by devising the bonds that made the rhythm spread meaning differently. It began by referring to the role of music provided by the rhythms of the Qur’ānic verses in paying attention to the vocal miracle, next presents the basic types of this rhythm and shows the foundations of this study that support the idea of its presence in the verses, to highlight its role in clarifying the meaning. This study focused on illustrating the forms of rhythm, ranging from the splendid through the rhythm of the suggestive rhythm, and ending with the syllabic rhythm, by describing each form and searching for it between letters, words, structures, and methods. Besides, it pays attention to rhythm's effects and indicates its reflection on meaning. The research has shown that the rhythm makes emotion peak, showing meaning embodied in terms. This embodiment represents the power of performance in demonstrating the exact purpose of speech choices within specific contexts and through various exquisite styles colored in psychological meanings.
Journal: Sakarya Üniversitesi İlahiyat Fakültesi Dergisi (SAUIFD)
- Issue Year: 25/2023
- Issue No: 47
- Page Range: 35-54
- Page Count: 20
- Language: Arabic