ثنائية الحياة و الموت في القرآن الكريم

Abstract

Perhaps one of the most prominent situations that invokes minds and minds is always the idea of life and death, this duality that is not absent from any of us, we may forget the last part of it because of our immersion in the first part, but we may have thought even at least once in our existential goal, and the way of our death and our destiny after death where Death, may be the appearance of life in its bright dimensions, considering that it is a fuel that gives the way to life, and a reservoir that provides it with the most beneficial increase and most powerful equipment, while life in its monotonous positions within the confines of work and humiliation, is considered in the norms of the wise and wise in the place of death with which manifestations negate Movement and sensation, except in its dull forms, and devoid of any meaning, except the meaning of vanishing and extinction. Accordingly, my choice fell out to conduct a study that addresses this intellectual context within deep rhetorical folds, as this study aimed to identify the dualism of life and death in the Holy Qur’an, where life and death are among the dichotomies that are so powerful in the “preaching tale” discourse. With it, and it liberates life, just as life and death are two of the most frequent dichotomies in the Holy Qur’an, because of their importance in the Muslim belief and the law of God for His servants, as the reality of death and life is reflected in Islamic thought in the clearest meanings, show evidence, show intentions, and reach judgment, and not evidence From that God Almighty created a basis for man’s trial and trial As mentioned in many Quranic topics, this antagonism is of great importance, which makes it worthy to study an in-depth study that explores its significance, and explores its meaning in order to develop a clear-cut conception of it, combining all its real and metaphorical meanings, and confining its implications to a scientific limitation that makes human awareness of its boundaries more accurate, And his understanding of its diagonals, branches, goals and variations is clearer and clearer To achieve the goal of the study, the researcher addressed the subject of the study using the descriptive analytical approach. Where the study included three chapters for the first and second chapters as a theoretical study and the third as an applied study where the first chapter came under the title semantic relationships in the linguistic lesson presented in three sections, the verbal joint, opposites and the synonym, while the second chapter came tagged with titles in Arab heritage, within three topics: The first presents the definition of dichotomies, the second details the classes of dichotomies in the language, and the third about antibody diodes in more detail as the third chapter came as an applied study, prepared by the researcher The verbal derivatives of the terms: life and death, presented in the Holy Qur'an, preceded by a general introduction about the study plan and its topics, followed Conclusion includes the most important results and recommendations, as well as attached to it a list of sources, references and appendices related to the subject of the study. The results of the study indicated that the dualism of death and life sits on the throne of all of these dichotomies The study results show that the words " life" and " death" are mentioned 145 times in Al Qur'an; all in the same quantity but with different derivative formulas which present different verbal and moral indications, in addition to several synonyms and verbal subscriptions of the two words which are also mentioned in Al Qur'an. Some interpretations also point out that the dualism of life and death isn't one of an opposite nature only, yet it is a cosmic duality with different significances. Based on the study results, the researcher recommends inducing learners and researchers to make further studies dealing with applied aspects of opposite-dual-derivatives and others to enrich the scientific research of the language.