Redefining the implication of the phrase “ eight heads of a cattle in pairs” in verse 6 of the Zumar (the crowd) Surah based on the semantic relationship of “ eight” word count.

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FAKHARI ALIREZA; BESHARATI ZAHRA; Safavi Korosh; ASHRAFI ABBAS

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Journal: MOTALEAT E QURANI VA FARHANG E ESLAMI Year:2018 | Volume:2 | Issue:3 Page(s): 43-63

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Redefining the implication of the phrase “ eight heads of a cattle in pairs” in verse 6 of the Zumar (the crowd) Surah based on the semantic relationship of “ eight” word count.

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FAKHARI ALIREZA | BESHARATI ZAHRA | Safavi Korosh | ASHRAFI ABBAS | Issue Writer Certificate

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eight heads of cattle in pairsQ1

sending downQ2

balanceQ1

MorphophonemicsQ2

SymbolismQ1

Semantic relationshipsQ2

QuranQ2

Abstract

In the verse “ he sent down for you eight heads of cattle in pairs” , God the almighty has mentioned the creation of man from a single soul and reiterated sending down the “ eight heads of cattle in pairs” and spoke of livestock. Attributing the verb “ sending down” to “ eight heads of cattle in pairs” has led to various viewpoints such as parallelism of the creation in these animals; however, studying the concept and formation of “ eight heads of a cattle in pairs” regarding the word count for “ eight” , its semantic relationship with the things referred to, the collocating verb and other components of the verse have not been considered yet. This issue makes scrutinizing the semantic implications of the phrase “ eight heads of cattle in pairs” more important. Based on this, and by relying on Quranic functions, and by making use of the etymology and Symbolism of the words in the above verse such as “ eight” , “ pairs” and “ sending down” , we can infer meanings such as “ balance, correspondence, and lawfulness of nature” , “ being paired, linking and balance” and “ destiny and measuring the creature from the divine treasures” respectively. Also, based on clues such as the register of the verse, the implied meaning of the “ balance and lawfulness of the creation in this world” can be inferred for the phrase “ eight heads of cattle in pairs” .

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FAKHARI, ALIREZA, BESHARATI, ZAHRA, Safavi, Korosh, & ASHRAFI, ABBAS. (2018). Redefining the implication of the phrase “ eight heads of a cattle in pairs” in verse 6 of the Zumar (the crowd) Surah based on the semantic relationship of “ eight” word count.. QURANIC STUDIES AND IALAMIC CULTURE, 2(3 ), 43-63. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/264828/en

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FAKHARI ALIREZA, BESHARATI ZAHRA, Safavi Korosh, ASHRAFI ABBAS. Redefining the implication of the phrase “ eight heads of a cattle in pairs” in verse 6 of the Zumar (the crowd) Surah based on the semantic relationship of “ eight” word count.. QURANIC STUDIES AND IALAMIC CULTURE[Internet]. 2018;2(3 ):43-63. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/264828/en

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ALIREZA FAKHARI, ZAHRA BESHARATI, Korosh Safavi, and ABBAS ASHRAFI, “Redefining the implication of the phrase “ eight heads of a cattle in pairs” in verse 6 of the Zumar (the crowd) Surah based on the semantic relationship of “ eight” word count.,” QURANIC STUDIES AND IALAMIC CULTURE, vol. 2, no. 3 , pp. 43–63, 2018, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/264828/en

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