The effectiveness of systematic lists in creating semantic fields in the Holy Qur’an Justice and benevolence are optional

Abstract

This research strives to introduce the systematic lists in the Holy Qur’an from the point of view of their effectiveness in creating semantic fields. In addition to that, there is a desire to introduce them to the honorable readers in light of the close consideration of these systematic lists in the Qur’anic discourse. In light of tracing the paths of research, collecting them, and obtaining them, it seemed to me to define paths. The research and its methods were based on two topics. The first topic was about the introduction, which included a definition of (effectiveness, existing, systematic, field, industry, significance, justice, and benevolence). ) as main foundations in the title, then I expanded the discussion by talking about the importance of lists in linguistic study, then talking about the types of semantic relationships within the lexical field, which included the following relationships: (generality and specificity, opposition, and inclusion or inclusion). The second requirement was a reading of the effectiveness of the systematic lists of justice and charity in creating semantic fields in the Qur’anic discourse. The research was then concluded with a conclusion indicating the results the research reached, then a list of the names of the research’s sources and references. Praise be to God, Lord of the worlds