Özet:

This study examines the structural changes, the exposition of beauties, eloquence capabilities, and the revelation of miraculousness within the Surah Ash-Shu'ara (The Poets) in the Quran. Structural changes refer to a style of discourse that rhetoricians in the past used to explore under the labels of "takdim," "taahir," and "silme." Today, there are books that focus on this style or some of its aspects. We interpreted it based on the evidence for each type of structural change and according to the views of the commentators. In doing so, we relied on two primary commentaries, namely Ibn Ashur's "et-Taahir ve't Tenvir" and Zamakhshari's "el-Keşşaf." This choice is justified by the fact that many subsequent commentators have relied on the views of "el-Keşşaf," and Ibn Ashur has compiled numerous analyses related to aesthetics, grammar, and eloquence in his own commentary. The study has concluded that this Surah is replete with structural change examples, each serving the intended meanings.

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