قرآن مجید میں حقیقت اور مجاز کے بارے میں امام ابن تیمیہ ؒکا موقف
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Real and Metaphor of the Qur’ān, Ibn Taymiyya, Qur’ānic SciencesAbstract
The implementation of words in Arabic language and literature is based on the hearing of Arabs which is divided by them into many sub-divisions. The modality of any word, its context in which this is used, its accentuation and the meaning for which it is designed are the strong and effective elements for specified its meaning. Sometimes the emplacement of word or its literal substance needs specific meaning, but the context and reference or any indicator does not allow for that meaning and stimulates for another one. Although this kind of ploy needs a big reason however the surety of its intentional meaning would be depended on Arabs and literal principles and criteria. Therefore, a word could be set down with many aspects. These aspects are expressed in many categories, where the context or intentions of prolocutor gives strengthen to it. The nature of word like this divides into coincidence ((کنایہ, unequivocal((صریح, and topologic((مجاز.
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