Abstract

The linguistic studies of the words of the Nobel Qur’an are concerned with the interpretation of the linguistic inimitability and their structure. So, there is no way to understand the philology of linguistic inimitability without the grammatical analysis of the relations between the words and their structure. Accordingly, this study aims to describe the structure of discourse of change in the Holy Qur’an by presenting the Quranic verses that include the verbs: Baddala (exchang), Tabba (repent), Ghaiara (change) with their linguistic origins and derivations in order to explain the differences between them in the Quranic use. The study proceeds also to interpret the discourse of change and connects it to the sentences that are included in the verses to find a special structural system for each word of change at the linguistic level generally and the Quranic level specifically.

Keywords

Noble Qur’an, word of change, Structural Study, Baddala, Tabba, Ghaiara.

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