2018
DOI: 10.1525/luminos.54
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Language between God and the Poets: Maʿnā in the Eleventh Century

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“…This English article is one among several English-language research works that, while not explicitly addressing the challenge of defining kalimah, bear relevance to the issue by addressing matters of meaning and other linguistic facets tied to the Quran. For instance, Alexander Key's work titled Language Between God and The Poets: Maʿnā in the Eleventh Century examines the concept of God's maʿānī (meanings) and God's speech, which inherently entails the concept of God's words [3]. On another note, it should be learned that, in the Western context, there has been no shortage of studies exploring the nature and trajectory of "kalām" as the scholarly field of theology.…”
Section: Literature and Issues Surrounding Kalimātmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…This English article is one among several English-language research works that, while not explicitly addressing the challenge of defining kalimah, bear relevance to the issue by addressing matters of meaning and other linguistic facets tied to the Quran. For instance, Alexander Key's work titled Language Between God and The Poets: Maʿnā in the Eleventh Century examines the concept of God's maʿānī (meanings) and God's speech, which inherently entails the concept of God's words [3]. On another note, it should be learned that, in the Western context, there has been no shortage of studies exploring the nature and trajectory of "kalām" as the scholarly field of theology.…”
Section: Literature and Issues Surrounding Kalimātmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Furthermore, the term "kalimah" is inextricably linked to the concept of "maʿnā," with the latter necessitating an in-depth examination of its interpretation. For instance, the Arabic term maʿnā can be argued to encapsulate up to six Greek linguistic notions: theōria, pragma, sēmainō, tropos, paraphoros, and presbutikos [3]. Consequently, it adds a further layer of complexity when deciphering an already intricate subject.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…All linguistic studies at various levels must be related to meaning, either directly or indirectly. Key (2018) argues that the Arabic word Maʿnā ‫)معنى(‬ cannot be translated into any English word, but proposes mental content as a good translation. This is because he believes that Maʿnā is a meaningful and stable conceptual core vocabulary unit.…”
Section: Meaning and Ambiguity Of Meaningmentioning
confidence: 99%