Employment of the Verbal Construction of the Qur’anic Verse-ending Word (Al-Fasila): Juz’ Amma Al Mubarak as an

Abstract

The Qur’anic text is written in eloquent Arabic, being miraculous in its clarification and style. What increases its eminence is its Qur’anic verse-ending words (interludes; Arabic (singular), Al-Fasila). The Glorious Qur’an has attained perfection through the interconnectedness and coherence of its words and sentences. In addition, the rhymic verse-ending words come in harmony with what the speech indicates and have a relationship with the preceeding phrase. Some of this harmony is apparent, and some is extracted through careful contemplation. The Qur’anic verse-ending words are a manifestation of the miracle of the Holy Qur’an and one of the indications of its arrangement and description; They are tightly linked to the context of speech. Furthermore, they express intended, eloquent meanings that the context lacks and requires. The structure is only one of the means of producing meaning. The verbal structures, as linguistic material, are an essential pillar in the construction of the Arabic sentence in general, and the Qur’anic verse in particular. This is due to their temporal load , on the one hand, and the multiplicity of their structures and meanings, on the other hand. They represent a rhetorical style that has value in the textual structure of the Qur’anic discourse. The verb form that is occurring as a Qur’anic vers-ending word in the Qur’anic text has multiple tasks other than informing and specifying time. This verbal structure may mean emphasis or approximation of the image, etc., while the context remains the true, broad stage for understanding time.