لغة القرآن ورؤيته للعالم أساس منهجي لبناء المفاهيم "مفهوم التعارف نموذجًا

Abstract

This study explores the Quranic concept and the Quranic and the Arab’s perception of the world. It
is based on the problematic of “providing a meaning” to the Quranic text by supplying it with a meaning
instead of drawing the meaning from it. This raises the fundamental problematic of whether the
concepts dealt with are really “Quranic concepts” as described, or are they linguistic constructions
that have nothing to do with the Quran, and the meaning filling the word and shaping the concept
is a purely Arabic coinage?
In order to answer this question, the study starts from the “acquaintance” model as a Quranic concept.
It examines its Quranic meaning and compares it with the meaning formulated by the recipients of
this concept. This comparison delves into the methodological foundations, which are represented in
the language of the Quran and its conception of the world, as well as the foundations that produced
the human and Arabic concept represented in the Arabic language and the Arab’s perception of the
world by adopting the analytical and comparative approaches. This study analyzes the process of
receiving the Quranic meaning through the interpretation books and compares the reception process
between supplying and extracting the meaning from the Quran.
The study findings highlight the need to distinguish between the Quranic term and its human representation
to liberate the Quranic concept from the human understanding by reconstructing the
Quranic concepts in the light of the Quranic system: the language and perception of the world, in
order to preserve the fullness, movement and life of the Quranic terms. These characteristics are
lost when the Quranic term is loaded with meaning, which is evident when comparing the Qur’anic
concept of the word “acquaintance” and its Arabic meaning.