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Tajweed Rules
Intermediate
Metonymy
Ha' Al-Kinayah (Pronoun Ha) — Rule and Exceptions
Ha' Al-Kinayah (Pronoun Ha): The extra Ha at word ending referring to singular masculine third person: إِنَّهُ، بِهِ، لَهُ.
Rule in Haf…
Quranic Terms
Intermediate
Rhetoric
Simile, Metaphor, and Metonymy in the Quran
Simile (tashbih): Comparison with particle — "Their example is like one who kindles a fire" (2:17).
Metaphor (isti'ara): Without partic…
Quranic Terms
Intermediate
Quranic Sciences
Numbers in the Quran — The Symbolic Meaning of "Seven", "Seventy", and "Thousand"
Numbers: literal vs. figurative:
Numbers in the Quran serve two functions — literal (an actual count) and figurative (an indefinite large …
Quranic Rhetoric
Intermediate
Metonymy
Beautiful Quranic Metonymies — Delicacy and Eloquence in Indirection
Definition of kinaya (metonymy): A word used to mean the necessary implication of its meaning, while the original meaning remains possible…
Quranic Rhetoric
Advanced
Implicit Simile
Implicit Simile — Meaning Embedded in the Texture of the Verse
Definition of implicit simile: A simile without explicit comparison particle or explicit terms — it is inferred from the spirit and contex…
Quranic Rhetoric
Intermediate
Metonymy
Kinaya About an Action — "Do Not Make Your Hand Chained" as a Metaphor for Miserliness
Definition of Kinaya:
Kinaya: a word by which its consequent meaning is intended with the literal meaning remaining possible. Divided int…