The ayah of zakat: A stylistic comparison

Abstract

Phonological studies occupy an essential position in the construction of formulas and their colors, and they enter the stage of linguistic structures, giving them the components of their life, ways of fertilization, functional properties, expressive connotations, and their ability to produce indicative images that enrich the intellectual path and express its paths. study and collection; Touching its verbal arts and linguistic dimensions, this strengthens in the Arabic language the eloquence of the Qur’an, the basis for rulings, the source of legislation, and the realization of its children that the only way to understand its meanings is to delve into the sciences of this language.

    Our research was satisfied with studying two phonetic phenomena, namely: vocal formation and syllabic coloring, by applying the short verse of Zakat, by observing the sounds, movements, rhythm and syllables in its words, in addition to its vocal and rhythmic shifts, working to form the artistic image of the Qur’anic sentence. Based on accurate audio and syllabus statistics.

     The research included an introduction, two chapters, and a conclusion. The introduction indicated the importance of the research, and the reasons for choosing it, alluding to the efforts of the former and the latter in the vocal field, and the necessity of presenting its developments to high-end, eloquent, widely spread texts. , and its locational, distributive and tonal proportion, and the detection of the kinetic significance in the shift of the readers from the nominative to the accusative in the word (obligatory), and in the second topic, the research sought to reveal the syllabic coloring that penetrated deep into the verse of Zakat, and created an effective and emotionally sound harmony, and gave its realistic coloring and variations to The content of the Quranic scene and its significance.

Conclusion, it reviewed the results of the research, as it reached the complete harmony in the verse of Zakat phonetically and syllabically; With its 22 words, its 73 syllables, and its 112 sounds distributed between its consonantal, structural and syntactic vowels.