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The Rhetorical Issues in Ibn AqÄ«lâs Commentary on Ibn Malikâs Alfiyyah and Their Impact on Directing Quranic Meanings and Indications
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The aim of this research is to uncover the rhetorical issues in Ibn AqÄ«lâs explanation of Ibn Malikâs Alfiyyah and their impact on emphasizing the rhetorical significance of the text through the evidence cited in the explanation of Alfiyyah. It explores the extent to which this contributes to understanding the words of Allah Almighty in accordance with their indications and purposes. Ibn AqÄ«l referenced 264 instances from the Quran in his explanation of Alfiyyah, 164 of which contain rhetorical issues, such as conciseness, anticipation, delay, distinction, connection, definition, negation, indications of meaningful letters, differences in adverbial clauses, and others. The researchers followed a dual methodology combining examination and analysis. They collected Quranic evidence within Ibn AqÄ«lâs explanation, targeting those associated with rhetorical issues for study, analysis, and deriving benefits and implications. The research concluded that Ibn AqÄ«lâs explanation contains the fundamentals of rhetoric alongside the rules of grammar. It serves as a foundational rhetorical and grammatical basis related to the Quran, deriving inspiration and relying upon it.
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The Rhetorical Issues in Ibn AqÄ«lâs Commentary on Ibn Malikâs Alfiyyah and Their Impact on Directing Quranic Meanings and Indications
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Abstract
The aim of this research is to uncover the rhetorical issues in Ibn AqÄ«lâs explanation of Ibn Malikâs Alfiyyah and their impact on emphasizing the rhetorical significance of the text through the evidence cited in the explanation of Alfiyyah. It explores the extent to which this contributes to understanding the words of Allah Almighty in accordance with their indications and purposes. Ibn AqÄ«l referenced 264 instances from the Quran in his explanation of Alfiyyah, 164 of which contain rhetorical issues, such as conciseness, anticipation, delay, distinction, connection, definition, negation, indications of meaningful letters, differences in adverbial clauses, and others. The researchers followed a dual methodology combining examination and analysis. They collected Quranic evidence within Ibn AqÄ«lâs explanation, targeting those associated with rhetorical issues for study, analysis, and deriving benefits and implications. The research concluded that Ibn AqÄ«lâs explanation contains the fundamentals of rhetoric alongside the rules of grammar. It serves as a foundational rhetorical and grammatical basis related to the Quran, deriving inspiration and relying upon it.
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