2021
DOI: 10.24042/al-dzikra.v15i2.9713
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Interpretasi kata Sulthan (Kajian Ma’na Cum Maghza Terhadap Q.S. Ar-Rahman (55): 33)

Abstract: The Qur'an with all the words and sentences in it always gives birth to a double meaning. In accordance with the point of view, the approach used is the interpreter or reader. One of the words reviewed is sulthan, because the word contains variations in meaning depending on the syntax of the sentence before and after and the context that accompanies it. Therefore, this study reveals the meaning of the word sulthan from the verse Q.S. Ar-Rahman (55): 33. The theoretical approach used is the theory of ma'na cum … Show more

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“…Selanjutnya mengelaborasi suatu kata apakah terdapat dinamisasi kata serta struktur bahasa dalam Alquran. Menelisik teks di luar Alquran seperti pada hadits Nabi ataupun syair Arab menjadi penting untuk melihat dan memahami makna asal saat pewahyuan (Wijaya & Malikah, 2021).…”
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“…Selanjutnya mengelaborasi suatu kata apakah terdapat dinamisasi kata serta struktur bahasa dalam Alquran. Menelisik teks di luar Alquran seperti pada hadits Nabi ataupun syair Arab menjadi penting untuk melihat dan memahami makna asal saat pewahyuan (Wijaya & Malikah, 2021).…”
Section: Metodeunclassified
“…Today, the word "sultan" has a different meaning. Meanwhile, Wijaya and Malikah, interpret the word "sultan" as knowledge alongside technology (Wijaya & Malikah, 2021).…”
Section: It Means: "O Jinn and Men! If You Can Penetrate The Corners ...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In various forms, the term "sulṭān" is repeated 37 times (Wijaya, 2021). This term originates from the word "salatha," which is synonymous with "al-qahr" (compulsion) (Matsna, 2017).…”
Section: Sulṭānmentioning
confidence: 99%