Textual relations in the holy qur’an
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The document discusses textual relations in the Quran from the perspectives of early Muslim scholars and modern linguistic theories of coherence and relevance. It covers Zarkashi's theory of explicit and implicit relations between verses. It also examines relations between verses through techniques like parallelism, subject shifts, and invocations. Inter-surah relations are discussed through the lens of the opening surah Al-Fatiha and connections between the four long surahs. The conclusion reiterates that the Quran exhibits organic unity through various textual relations.
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- 10. Contrast Zarkashi’s Theory Ali-?imran: 90-92
- 11. Affirmation Zarkashi’s Theory Ali-?imran: 100-102
- 12. Elaboration Zarkashi’s Theory Ali-?imran: 116-117
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- 23. Relations between Verses in the Qur’an
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- 35. Al-baqara & Ali Imran Inter-surahs Relations: The Four Long Surahs: Al-Baqara’h & Ali-Imran Baqara’h: 285-286 Ali-Imran: 1-7
- 36. Inter-surahs Relations: The Four Long Surahs: Ali-Imran & An-Nisa’a An-Nisa’a: 1 Ali-Imran: 199-200 Fa’stajaba Lahum Rabuhumu
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- 38. Inter-surahs Relations: The Four Long Surahs: Al-Ma’ida’h & Al-An’am
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- 40. Back
- 41. Back Zarkashi’s Theory: 2. A)
- 42. Back Zarkashi’s Theory: 2. B)
- 43. Back
- 44. Back
- 45. Back
- 46. [ ] ] [ Back A text where there is lots of cohesive ties but is still unintelligible to the reaser. Al-Furqa’n : 61-64
- 47. A text where there is lack of cohesive devices but is still intelligible to the reader. Taha’h: 102-107 Back