Abstract:

The study discusses the laphic meaning of the words in the verses of jihad and examines them from a phonetic perspective and searches for answers to three basic questions. What is the relationship between the phonetic structure of the words in Arabic and their meaning? What are the sensations of the phonetic in the words? What are the sensations that the phonetique feels when it comes to words? As a result of the study we have done, the answers to the above questions have made this study necessary to be divided into two sections. The first part is theoretically discussing the views of linguists, especially Arabs, on the relationship of the phonetic structure with the meaning structure. In the second part, this situation is practically discussed, which is also examined by the statistical method of the sounds containing the Jihad verses. The study found that the relation between the phonetic structure and the meaning structure was an old problem. Another issue we notice during our research is that the delay of the letters and sounds of the Arabic speakers and the meaning of the Qur’an is consistent with the meaning of the Qur’an. In addition, it is recommended that more phonetic work on the text of the Qur’an be done to explain the curl of the Qur’an at the phonetic level.

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