Succession of Figurative Similitude in Qur’anic Discourse (A Rhetorical Study)

This research deals with the study of the figurative analogy mentioned in the Quranic statement in order to portray the same meaning in a single context; through extrapolating the verses in which the method of successive figurative analogy was employed, and analyzing them rhetorically reveals the secrets and subtleties inherent in the use of this method, and demonstrates the effect of the sequence according to the method of the Holy Quran in presenting the meanings between desiring and intimidating, and stands on the rhetorical connotations that have been combined with the connotation of photography to contribute to achieving the desired meaning. The research proceeded according to the descriptive analytical method using the inductive method, and its plan was classified into: an introduction, a preface dealing with the concept of Representative analogy in language, in the terminology of rhetoricians, and a statement of its importance in rhetorical connotation, and three discussions: the first: on the succession of Representative analogy in the statement of the invalidity of polytheism by God, and the statement of truth and falsehood, the second: on the succession of Representative analogy in the statement of the conditions of hypocrites and the actions of unbelievers, and the third: on the succession of Representative analogy a conclusion containing the most important findings and recommendations, a proof of sources and references, and an index of topics.

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UB Journal for Humanities
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2025-12-04
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https://doi.org/10.65073/1658-9343.1112
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Qur’anic Interpretation Studies
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Succession of Figurative Similitude in Qur’anic Discourse (A Rhetorical Study)

Abdulmajeed Mohammed Alsaedi
UB Journal for Humanities
Qur’anic Interpretation Studies
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Succession of Figurative Similitude in Qur’anic Discourse (A Rhetorical Study)

Abdulmajeed Mohammed Alsaedi
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Abstract

This research deals with the study of the figurative analogy mentioned in the Quranic statement in order to portray the same meaning in a single context; through extrapolating the verses in which the method of successive figurative analogy was employed, and analyzing them rhetorically reveals the secrets and subtleties inherent in the use of this method, and demonstrates the effect of the sequence according to the method of the Holy Quran in presenting the meanings between desiring and intimidating, and stands on the rhetorical connotations that have been combined with the connotation of photography to contribute to achieving the desired meaning. The research proceeded according to the descriptive analytical method using the inductive method, and its plan was classified into: an introduction, a preface dealing with the concept of Representative analogy in language, in the terminology of rhetoricians, and a statement of its importance in rhetorical connotation, and three discussions: the first: on the succession of Representative analogy in the statement of the invalidity of polytheism by God, and the statement of truth and falsehood, the second: on the succession of Representative analogy in the statement of the conditions of hypocrites and the actions of unbelievers, and the third: on the succession of Representative analogy a conclusion containing the most important findings and recommendations, a proof of sources and references, and an index of topics.

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