The Intentionality in the short Meccan Surahs An Applied Study

Abstract

The studies conducted about Qur'an are still trending and modern linguistic studies are not new to the Qur'an, even if they come in different names. The verses of the Qur'an include general, specific and partial purposes, and the researchers should pay attention to these studies and explain their intent through interpreting and analyzing the verses. Any linguistic or non-linguistic examination must contain the subconscious meaning behind the virtual terms, as the gathering of clouds indicates the possibility of rain, but the storm may come and dispersal of these clouds and rain does not fall, and so is the meaning of the intent and see something apparent but in the subconscious, it means something else and it is implicitly understood by discourse analysis and digging for the deep meaning. The ancient Arab scholars had a great role in this field, but as it is mentioned in the research, it was dispersed and scattered between the books and literature. The semantics (المقصدية), is one aspect of these dispersed topics and it was not a separate subject as it was in the western studies. The fence, which lies beyond the meaning, and each word in it indicates certain aspects, and each researcher understands what is meant according to his psychological state or what suits his thinking, and this is the core of the intent. This research examines The Fence of Makkah.