Using the Connotations of Morphological Formulas of the Morphologists and Interpreters and its Impact on Directing the Meaning

Abstract

    The research tackled the morphological connotation and its use in guiding the meaning of morphologists and  and interpreters, especially the connotation of morphological formulas, through two aspects: a scientific aspect that deals with the scientific rooting of morphological formulas of the morphologists, and a practical aspect that deals with the connotation of morphological formulas in some selected Quranic verses. The study follows the descriptive approach, making use of some of its tools, such as description, analysis, observation, and imperfect induction. The research aimed at defining the morphological formulas, clarifying their concept of morphologists and interpreters of the Holy Qur’an, differentiating between formula, structure, and morphological weight, revealing their role in clarifying the Qur’anic meaning, clarifying their relationship to the meaning, focusing on its theoretical limits, on the definition and clarification of the morphological formulas and in the practical part, focusing on randomly selected samples of Quranic verses. The study came out with results, the most important of which is providing a practical proof of the close link between morphological research and the interpretation of the Holy Qur’an. Highlighting the concern of interpreters to the connotations of morphological formulas and explaining the value they add to interpretation, including: adding functional meanings, differentiating between various connotations, and may even be contradictory. The study ended up with some recommendations, among them, attention to making use of the connotations of morphological formulas scientifically and practically.