KUR’ÂN’IN ANLATIM ÜSLUBU
The Expression Style Of The Qur’an

Summary/Abstract: When the Qur'an began to reveal to Muhammad by given prophetic mission, Mecca aristocrats did not respond to his invitation for the reasons such as fear of losing their social status, established authority over society members, and their income through idols in the Kaaba. Mecca aristocrats accused him of being crazy, poet, magician, and affected with sorcery. They claimed that God didn’t reveal anything to him but he fabricated the Qur'an out of spite or someone had taught to him, however, these accusations did not satisfyt hemselves. Muhammad was showing no signs of madness. Besides, they did not witness that he lied to them during the 40 years that they lived together. Moreover, the Qur'an was not like any literary genres known as poetry or prose. As the prominent leaders of the polytheists, Walid ibn al-Mughirah, Lebîd, Ashaa, Ka’b bin az-Zuheyr who is an expert in Arabic literature, also confessed that the Qur'an was not like any other literary genres known as poetry or prose. Even though Arab linguists were challenged to produce alike of the Qur'an, they didn’t even bring an equivalent chapter of it. Qur’an left them helpless with regard to structure, coherence (the harmony between the verses and chapters), information of the unseen, providing accurate information and so on.One of Quran’s brevities is its uniqueness in the aspect the narrative style. This article examines the narrative style of the Qur'an and it presents different aspects. Compliance of the word and its meaning in the sentences, addressee and location suitability, characteristics of appealing and satisfying all people (scholar-illiterate, city dwellers-peasants, men and women) at the same time, ability of observing intelligence and feelings together, and capability to use both elaborate and self-expression depends on situation will be illustrated by examples.

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