THE ROLE OF RHETORICAL AND GRAMMATICAL METHODS IN DEPICTING SPIRITUAL MEANINGS IN THE QURAN: AN ANALYTICAL STUDY

Husain Mahmeed

based on the study of rhetorical and grammatical methods in depicting spiritual meanings in the Quran, the research reveals how rhetoric is used as a fundamental tool for conveying these profound meanings. The study demonstrates that the use of precedence and postponement between the verb and its object can express specification and glorification. The method of ellipsis is used to add a sense of grandeur and majesty to the texts, enhancing the psychological impact of the speech. Ellipsis clarifies the conceptual relationship between different parts of Quranic verses and contributes to presenting a comprehensive and profound picture of spiritual meanings, thereby increasing the impact of the Quranic text on the reader. This technique engages the reader in deducing hidden meanings and recalling omitted parts, creating a strong interaction with the text. The technique of conjunction highlights the importance of linking words and sentences together, adding diversity and richness to Quranic texts. Conjunction enhances deep understanding of the texts by revealing similarities, contrasts, or cause-and-effect relationships between the conjoined and the conjoining elements. The conditional method emphasizes the logical connection between events and actions, enhancing clarity and precision in Quranic texts. This method reveals expectation and result, contributing to deepening the psychological and spiritual impact on the reader. The research shows that the use of rhetorical and grammatical methods in the Quran is not only for the beauty of the text but also profoundly affects the spiritual understanding of the Quranic texts. These methods make the Quran a miraculous linguistic text that addresses both the mind and the heart. Understanding rhetorical and grammatical implications helps deepen the perception of the divine messages addressed to humanity.