Examining Commentators' Opinions About the Quranic word al-Fī, l

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Mokfi Rudi Mohammad; Nowruzi Mojtaba; Arianfar Mahdi

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Journal: Year:2022 | Volume:3 | Issue:1 (5) Page(s): 249-269

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Examining Commentators' Opinions About the Quranic word al-Fī, l

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Mokfi Rudi Mohammad | Nowruzi Mojtaba | Arianfar Mahdi | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

Phī

Peel

genealogy

Historical Linguistics

Persian

Arabic

Abstract

The Holy Qurʾ, ā, n was revealed in Arabic, and the Arabic language, like any other language, under the influence of various factors, hosts non-Arabic words from other cultures and languages. After being digested in the Arabic language and structural transformation, these words gradually acquire an Arabic character and are used as familiar words in common conversations and literary texts of the target language. One of the words for which a non-Arabic root is claimed is the word al-Fī, l, which is used once in Sura al-Fī, l in the Qurʾ, ā, n. The aim of this study is to find the root of the language of origin of such a word, which is also used in the Qurʾ, ā, n. This effort leads to a better understanding of the verses that contain these kind of words. This study seeks to answer the question of what is the origin of the word al-Fī, l in Arabic and what is the course of its semantic evolution over time. The results of this study indicate that this word is an Arabized word (alDakhī, l) and has entered the Arabic language from the Persian word “, Peel”, , and it has been reflected in the Qurʾ, ā, n, Islamic traditions attributed to the Prophet and Arabic poems.

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Mokfi Rudi, Mohammad, Nowruzi, Mojtaba, & Arianfar, Mahdi. (2022). Examining Commentators' Opinions About the Quranic word al-Fī, l. JOURNAL OF CRITICAL STUDIES ON THE QURANIC EXEGESIS, 3(1 (5) ), 249-269. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/1032014/en

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Mokfi Rudi Mohammad, Nowruzi Mojtaba, Arianfar Mahdi. Examining Commentators' Opinions About the Quranic word al-Fī, l. JOURNAL OF CRITICAL STUDIES ON THE QURANIC EXEGESIS[Internet]. 2022;3(1 (5) ):249-269. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/1032014/en

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Mohammad Mokfi Rudi, Mojtaba Nowruzi, and Mahdi Arianfar, “Examining Commentators' Opinions About the Quranic word al-Fī, l,” JOURNAL OF CRITICAL STUDIES ON THE QURANIC EXEGESIS, vol. 3, no. 1 (5) , pp. 249–269, 2022, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/1032014/en

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