Phonological Features in Surah Al-Humazah

Authors

  • Zhian Faqi Ahmed Abdulrahman Department of Arabic Language, College of Education, Salahaddin University-Erbil, Kurdistan Region, Iraq

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.66026/1fvtqe68

Keywords:

Consonants and vowels, voiced and voiceless sounds, sound levels (High, Medium, Low), syllable.

Abstract

The sound represents the raw material of the language, and the language is based on its limbs; therefore, the sounds received great attention and care in linguistic studies, and according to this, the research aimed to highlight the sound features in Surah Hamza, and the research considered addressing these features in each verse alone. We are not surprised that voice Research does not overlook the study of aspects of sounds, so the research included the study of short and long voices, so the voices were an important pillar in the research, then the research dealt with the high-frequency, medium and low sounds adopted in the surah, and the research went around what the Surah absorbed from the unknown and whispered sounds, and these sounds combine to form the passage; therefore, the research yearned to study and indicate their varieties. The research uses the solidarity of these sounds in the crystallization of the semantics stored in their interior, because the sound and its formations are inextricable from the connotation, to stabilize the dialectic of the relationship between them in a harmonious harmonious unity. This was followed by a study of long and short vowels. The research sought to apply these features to *Surah Al-Humazah* in the Holy Quran to reveal its phonetic miraculousness and the aesthetic quality of its meanings; for the Holy Quran selects specific sounds to precisely express every situation and context. Indeed, every phoneme carries significance—as Baudouin de Courtenay posited—conveying a meaning and a psychological impression linked to nature.

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Published

2026-10-09