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Title

SYNONYMY (TARĀDUF) IN ARABIC LANGUAGE AND QUR'ANIC STUDIES

Pages

  65-89

Keywords

TARĀDUF (SYNONYMY)Q2
/ IKHTILĀF-I ALFĀZ (DIVERSITY OF WORDS)Q4
ITTIFĀQ-I MA'ĀNI (UNITY OF SENSES)Q4
MOTAQĀRIB AL-MĀ'NI (SEMANTIC CONVERGENCE)Q4

Abstract

 The Predecessors, by collecting numerous names or attributes (adjectives) for one or several named entities, without referring to the term "tarāduf” (synonymy), have presented some simple or a little various lexicons which eventually led to the formation of greater lexicons. Taking advantage of this introduction, we can probably say that. the first lexicographers were synonym-graphers. "Ikhtilāf-i alrāāz" (diversity of the words and "Ittiraq-I ma'ani" (unity of the senses) were also some other terminologies in this concern. In addition to these grounds, the goal was prosecuted in other various subjects as well. After the third century, the term "tarāduf” found its way into books and replaced the previous terms. Rummani and Ibn-i Paris were introduced to be the first ones to apply the term "tarāduf”. However, deliberating on some people such as Hamadani and Tirmidzi we find out that they were the first who did it and thus, the formers lose the mentioned priority. Therefore, the historical background of the usage of term changes a little, going back even further.There exists a specific relation between the meaning of the derivatives of "r-d-f' in the Qur'an and the terminological concept of "tarāduf”, i.e., the absence of total agreement of words. This justifies the Predecessors' assumption in absence of TOTAL SYNONYMY. In some subjects of the Qur'ranic studies, is synonymy mentioned as in that of "the seven letters" wherein, based upon the rational and narrative reasons, they should be excluded from the subject. But in other subjects as: "emphasis, analogue verses and interpretation" the clarified definition of synonymy must be taken into consideration. Synonymy may be included in such subjects if taken according to the definition given by the Predecessors.

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    RAHIMI, S.V.. (2007). SYNONYMY (TARĀDUF) IN ARABIC LANGUAGE AND QUR'ANIC STUDIES. TAHQIQAT-E ULUM-E QURAN WA HADITH, 3(2 (6)), 65-89. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/118439/en

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    RAHIMI S.V.. SYNONYMY (TARĀDUF) IN ARABIC LANGUAGE AND QUR'ANIC STUDIES. TAHQIQAT-E ULUM-E QURAN WA HADITH[Internet]. 2007;3(2 (6)):65-89. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/118439/en

    IEEE: Copy

    S.V. RAHIMI, “SYNONYMY (TARĀDUF) IN ARABIC LANGUAGE AND QUR'ANIC STUDIES,” TAHQIQAT-E ULUM-E QURAN WA HADITH, vol. 3, no. 2 (6), pp. 65–89, 2007, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/118439/en

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