The names of the Noble Qur’an as titles: a semiotic approach

Abstract

 In this research we approach a virgin Qur’anic topic and we called it (The Names of the Noble Qur’an as Titles: A Semiotic Approach). Parallel script that surrounds the text.

  There are four names for the Qur’an: the Qur’an, the Furqan, the Dhikr, the Book), and we have approached the two names: the Qur’an and the Furqan, as they are titles of the Holy Qur’an; So we clarified the significance of the word (the Qur’an) in the language, and its connotation in the terminology of the exegetes, and we explained how this honorable word became a flag on the book revealed to our Noble Messenger - may God’s prayers and peace be upon him and his family -.

Descriptions: As an Arab, and as an explanation of everything, the Qur’an has been called a Qur’an among the books of God Almighty because it is the fruit of His books.

  In the first research axis, we approached Surat (Read) because it has exceptional characteristics worthy of the semiotic approach that we have adopted in the research, and by virtue of its brilliant title it lies at the heart of the Qur’anic text of our approach. two levels:

The first - reading the letters written in the Holy Qur’an, that is: reading the written Qur’anic verses.

The second - reading the verses transmitted in the horizons and in the soul.

 We have approached the term (the Qur’an) semiotically as a brilliant title of the Holy Qur’an, and guiding our semiotic approach, so we picked up all the Qur’anic material that belongs to the semantic field of reading, and we came across two other Qur’anic terms that are synonymous with recitation, namely: recitation and recitation.

  In the second research axis, we dealt with the term (Al-Furqan), so we explained its linguistic significance and its significance in the Qur’anic terminology, as this term was mentioned in the Noble Qur’an to denote the words of God Almighty, because it differentiates between truth and falsehood in belief, and differentiates between truth and lies in the article, and differentiates between the good and the bad. in business.

  The term “Al-Furqan” is used to refer to the three heavenly books: the Torah, the Injil, and the Qur’an.

Books as a model for the difference between truth and falsehood: it is monotheism.