Verses of AL- Naba in the Holy Qur’an - a semantic study in syntactic structures

Abstract

         Syntactic structures constitute the basic material for the system of linguistic communication, which includes the humble pronunciation intended to understand whoever is prepared to understand it, so that the purpose of the speech is to understand the addressee and is a means of communication that exists regardless of the self. Regardless of the size, the sender addresses the addressee with it to express his intention, for it is the clearest of speech that separates the correct from the incorrect, and the correct. And the wrong one, or the ability to express and explain, and to express the meaning that comes to mind and imagination without ambiguity.                                        

 Hence, the structural structure of the sentence, as required by the context of utterance, with its various elements and multiple mechanisms, received prominent attention in grammatical studies, forming the core around which modern studies revolved, and this attention was linked to By the nature of the compositional structure; Because syntax, according to grammarians, joins a word to another or more, and if silence is correct over it, then it is speech.                                                                                             

 Behind this study, we seek to search for the semantic component resulting from syntactic grammatical systems on which (the verses of Al-Naba) relied primarily in establishing the unity of understanding and comprehension according to what the context adds Individual meanings.