Graphic Interpretation of the First Five Verses of Surat Al-Baqara
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The Arabic language has characteristics that no other language has, and that is why God Almighty made it the language of his dear book. From here we realize that the status of interpreting this miraculous language with all its methods, its ramifications and its devastations. Thus, the status of the linguistic interpretation of the Qur’an and its position in the science of exegesis becomes clear to us, and the graphic interpretation had its effective and active presence that revealed aspects of the understanding f the Qur’anic text that is a well-rounded understanding of the spirit of Arabic which is achieved by taking care of the words, and the connotations that are compatible and compatible with the Qur’anic context.
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