THE ROLE OF LEXICAL FACTORS IN DERIVING RULINGS FROM AHKAM VERSES: A LINGUISTIC AND JURISPRUDENTIAL ANALYSIS
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Ahkam verses, lexical factors, Quranic interpretation, Islamic jurisprudence, grammatical analysis, polysemy, Quranic recitations.Abstract
This article explores the critical role of lexical elements and linguistic features of the Arabic language in extracting legal rulings from the Ahkam verses of the Qur’an. It examines how the polysemy of words, shared meanings, and grammatical constructions influence diverse jurisprudential interpretations. The study underlines the importance of deep lexical and grammatical knowledge for accurate and scholarly Islamic legal deductions. The article uses Quranic examples and classical juristic opinions to demonstrate how linguistic subtleties and variations in Quranic recitations can lead to different legal conclusions.
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