Quranic Metaphor:Its Varieties and Manifestations in Al-Sahifa Al-sajjadiyya

Abstract

A book has never influenced its creative and artistic methods, such as the influence of the Holy Quran on the types of discourses adopted by preachers and eloquents, including Imam Zain al-Abidin (peace be upon him). Since supplication is worship, the Qur 'an itself is full of supplications. The supplication is a style of speech that is loaded with high spiritual energy.

If Al-Sahifa Al-sajjadiyya rises to the supplication, the Qur 'anic presence was clear in the level of phrase and wording as a manifestation of the Qur 'anic metaphor. The Qur 'anic verses were evidence of strong reliance on a fixed textual ground. It is evidence of severe, sometimes direct and sometimes indirect impact. It may resort to subtle circumvention, where the benefit of the Qur 'anic meanings is hidden.

It is no secret that one of the branches of the metaphor is the inspiration of the general divine approach that targets the goodness of man who brings goodness to the world. Perhaps the most prominent signs of this goodness are manifested in faith in God in piety and obedience to parents and righteousness in them and resistance to evil and injustice and their families considering that these forces are a stumbling block in the way of establishing the eternal religious values that constitute the straight path as determined by the Holy Quran. These are well-established milestones in the thinking of Imam Zayn al-Abidin (peace be upon him) in his newspaper, which clearly expresses the values of the prophets and messengers with its branches of Qur 'anic metaphor.

The hypothesis of this paper is based on the consideration that the Holy Quran is the essential source from which the Imam (peace be upon him) was inspired by the beauty of the phrase, the splendor of the style, the depth of meaning and the dimension of significance. In illustrating all this, reliance will be placed on the inductive, analytical and synthetic approach.