Dialogue in the Noble Qur’an: a terminological study

This research aims to study the term "dialogue" in the Quran to uncover its meaning within its Quranic context according to the methodology of terminological study. The goal is to understand the meanings of dialogue as guided by the wise Lawgiver, based on the indications of the Quranic texts, to preserve it from any deviation or error and to elevate it above any disgrace or indignity. Dialogue in the Quran holds significant importance due to the great emphasis on guiding humans in all their affairs, both individually and collectively. The term carries key meanings that guide the understanding of the self through the comprehension of its terms. The results of this research indicate that the term "dialogue" in the Quran is distinguished by its various forms, diverse styles, and contexts, and its frequent association with the concept of "saying", which is widespread. It is also related to matters of creed and legislation, which are the foundation of the religion of Islam and the call to Allah. This signifies the importance of this term within the network of Quranic terminology. The study of the term "dialogue" has promising prospects, as the terminological study allows for examining its extensions, such as defining the attributes and relationships of the term, its derivatives and associated issues, which can be beneficial in studying related terms or those that may be confused with it.

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Jordan Journal of Islamic Studies
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2024-09-03
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https://doi.org/10.59759/jjis.v20i3.534
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Families in Therapy and Culture
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Dialogue in the Noble Qur’an: a terminological study

Adil Elouade, Hamid El Kassemi
Jordan Journal of Islamic Studies
Families in Therapy and Culture
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Dialogue in the Noble Qur’an: a terminological study

Adil Elouade, Hamid El Kassemi
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Abstract

This research aims to study the term "dialogue" in the Quran to uncover its meaning within its Quranic context according to the methodology of terminological study. The goal is to understand the meanings of dialogue as guided by the wise Lawgiver, based on the indications of the Quranic texts, to preserve it from any deviation or error and to elevate it above any disgrace or indignity. Dialogue in the Quran holds significant importance due to the great emphasis on guiding humans in all their affairs, both individually and collectively. The term carries key meanings that guide the understanding of the self through the comprehension of its terms. The results of this research indicate that the term "dialogue" in the Quran is distinguished by its various forms, diverse styles, and contexts, and its frequent association with the concept of "saying", which is widespread. It is also related to matters of creed and legislation, which are the foundation of the religion of Islam and the call to Allah. This signifies the importance of this term within the network of Quranic terminology. The study of the term "dialogue" has promising prospects, as the terminological study allows for examining its extensions, such as defining the attributes and relationships of the term, its derivatives and associated issues, which can be beneficial in studying related terms or those that may be confused with it.

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