The linguistic significance of the speech of the prophets in the Qur’an

Abstract

The various aspects of discourse in the Noble Qur’an were crowned by the varied and eloquent styles of Arabic, which in turn gave another miraculousness to the Qur’anic texts, and the commentators mentioned the aspects of this discourse and assigned them according to type.

And when we study the Qur’anic verses, we see in its various methods between (the appeal, the question, the command and the prohibition, ... etc.), we find that it is characterized by generality and comprehensiveness. When the Divine Essence addresses the Prophet, the Messenger, the believer, or the infidel, it includes in its discourse the recipients or listeners of their various types. And their religions