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Assistant Professor of Arabic Language and Literature, Shahid Mahalati Higher Education Complex, Qom, Iran
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A graduate of the fourth level (doctorate) of Khorasan Seminary and a member of the scientific group of Arabic language and literature of Al-Mustafa Al-Alamiya Community - Mashhad, Iran
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Assistant Professor, Department of Islamic Theory, University of Tehran, Iran.
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Abstract
Language is a collection of regular and interconnected sounds that distinguish words and their meanings from other words; in fact, sound is the most fundamental structure of language; because the appropriate use of vowels and consonants has a deep connection with the thought of the creator of the text, which can inspire specific meanings in the context of the situation; therefore, the purposeful repetition of consonants and vowels causes a great induction of phonemes in expressing the meanings of the text. "Maurice Grammon", a famous French linguist in the 20th century, puts forward the value and concept of inducing phonemes in language and believes that a writer can create the desired images and meanings with a specific and regular melody in a systematic network of words made up of similar phonemes. , to induce in the mind of the audience; for this purpose, the present research investigates the induction of sounds in Hajj verses with the method of content analysis and based on Grammon's theory; the results indicate that the phonetic miracle of the Holy Quran ultimately inspires beauty, concepts and meanings to the audience. So that the frequency of the light(simple) vowels "A" and "A"/a/¸/ã/ and the consonants of the latin words "S,Z"/s¸z/ and the alveolar- fricative consonant "Y"/j/ play a very important role in associating the concepts of Hajj.
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parvin,N. , moein,J. and Mirdamadi,S. M. (2023). Cognitive analysis of sound induction in Hajj verses (based on Morris Grammon's point of view. Stylistics Studies of the Holy Quran, 7(1), 48-70. doi: 1022034/sshq.2023.374977.1237
MLA
parvin,N. , , moein,J. , and Mirdamadi,S. M. . "Cognitive analysis of sound induction in Hajj verses (based on Morris Grammon's point of view", Stylistics Studies of the Holy Quran, 7, 1, 2023, 48-70. doi: 1022034/sshq.2023.374977.1237
HARVARD
parvin N., moein J., Mirdamadi S. M. (2023). 'Cognitive analysis of sound induction in Hajj verses (based on Morris Grammon's point of view', Stylistics Studies of the Holy Quran, 7(1), pp. 48-70. doi: 1022034/sshq.2023.374977.1237
CHICAGO
N. parvin, J. moein and S. M. Mirdamadi, "Cognitive analysis of sound induction in Hajj verses (based on Morris Grammon's point of view," Stylistics Studies of the Holy Quran, 7 1 (2023): 48-70, doi: 1022034/sshq.2023.374977.1237
VANCOUVER
parvin N., moein J., Mirdamadi S. M. Cognitive analysis of sound induction in Hajj verses (based on Morris Grammon's point of view. Stylistics Studies of the Holy Quran, 2023; 7(1): 48-70. doi: 1022034/sshq.2023.374977.1237