The Multiplicity Of Grammatical Aspects And Their Semantic Harmony In The Loss Of Intonation (Al-Alusi As An Example).

Abstract

The Holy Qur’an was established on a regular phonetic pattern with high precision and extreme consistency, as we find the parts attracting each other, as if it were one piece, provided that the phonetic level is consistent. Phoneticians have been able to reveal intonation; This is by distinguishing one phoneme from another phoneme, which are the so-called non-syntactic features that do not enter into the essence of linguistic structures, and are represented in (syllable, stress, intonation).

Therefore, phonology is among the sciences that ancient and modern scholars paid great attention to. Because vocal intonation began to impose itself; This is when scholars became interested in the Holy Qur’an and became aware of its special miracle. This is through the phonetic level. They have deduced a large number of its manifestations, such as intonation. Because it is one of the signs of performance,

It must be present in any language, as the contrast between the tones of speech is a natural thing in the language. Al-Khalil read it and the linguists followed it, and they realized its importance in dividing the types of speech. The linguists invested in it in strengthening their doctrines and strengthened the linguistic levels, especially the phonetic ones.

Intonation represents one of the means of social communication, and intonation has various functions in linguistic analysis, the most important of which is the grammatical function, which is one of the basic functions of intonation. Because it distinguishes between types of sentences and clarifies their functions, and what follows from their meaning. Hence came the idea of ​​this research entitled (The multiplicity of grammatical aspects and their semantic harmony in the loss of intonation (Al-Alusi as a model), in order to explain the difference in grammatical meanings in revealing the interpretation of some of the verses of the Holy Quran.

The descriptive analytical approach was adopted to clarify the effect of intonation in diagnosing the types of grammatical structures and the consistency of their meaning.