Semantic development and its effect on meaning orientation in simple tafsir by al-Wahidi al-Nisaburi (d. 468 AH)
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The phenomenon of semantic development predominates in all human languages without exception, as this phenomenon does not pertain to one language without the other, and Arabic does not include all of it.
And upon the advent of Islam and the revelation of the Noble Qur’an, the development and change of the words of the Arabic language took place.
Therefore, these papers came in an attempt to trace that phenomenon that was known in the researches of linguists as the phenomenon of semantic development in language utterances.
The research stands on this phenomenon in a simple explanation, was the title is: development of semantic in Albesatootherh interpretation in guiding sense, guarantees the research in preparation explained the meaning of the semantic development of the language and idiomatically, and admonishing three first: in the allocation of significance Baadalatsaa, and the second in the mainstream connotation of words after The specification, and the third: in the transition of the field of semantics, and finally the conclusion that included the results of the research.
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33. Al-Hakam and the Greatest Ocean: Ibn Saydah (d. 458 AH). The investigation of a group of investigators. Institute of Arabic Manuscripts, Cairo, (2nd Edition), 2003 AD.
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Periodicals:
39. The Semantic Development and Its Forms in the Book of Vocabulary of the Qur'anic Words by Raghib Al-Isfahani. (Published research): M.M. Khader Akbar Hassan Kasir. Kirkuk University Journal, Volume: 8, Issue: 1, for the year 2013 AD.
40. Semantic development in Arabic (published research): Dr. Hussein Hamid Al-Saleh. Journal of Social Studies, Issue: 15, January-June 2003
41. Semantic Evolution the Quranic wording according to Ibn Ashour (published research): Dr. Fadi bin Mahmoud Rayhana. Al-Quds Open University Journal, Issue 35, February 2015.
Dissertations and Theses:
42. The semantic development of words in the Qur’anic text - a rhetorical study (PhD): Jinan Mansour Kazem Al-Jubouri. College of Education (Ibn Rushd) - University of Baghdad, 2005 AD.
43- The semantic development of the Hamdani court poets (Master): Afra Rafiq Mansour. Faculty of Arts and Human Sciences - Tishreen University, Syria, 2008-2009.
44. Linguistic and Syntactic Studies in Commentaries on Al-Mutanabbi (PhD): Raja Khalaf Awad Al-Tikriti. College of Arts, University of Baghdad, 2000 AD.
45. Alukah website: www/alukah.net
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Hneehin, Dr. Hamid Hussein. 2021. “Semantic Development and Its Effect on Meaning Orientation in Simple Tafsir by Al-Wahidi Al-Nisaburi (d. 468 AH)”. Thi Qar Arts Journal 1 (36). Huminites:316-45. https://doi.org/10.32792/tqartj.v1i36.278.
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