Examining the spoken metaphorical language of the Quran in the field of sexual deviations(Case Study of Surah Yousef)

Davari Dolat Abadi, Mahdi; Asmaili Moghadam, Hadith; KHANI MOGHADDAM, MAHYAR

doi:10.22034/iued.2018.36519

Examining the spoken metaphorical language of the Quran in the field of sexual deviations(Case Study of Surah Yousef)

Document Type : Original Article

Authors

mahdi davari dolat abadi ¹

hadith asmaili moghadam ²

MAHYAR KHANI MOGHADDAM ³

¹ University of Science and Encyclopedia of the Holy Quran

² University of Science and Education of the Holy Qur'an - School of Quranic Sciences Qom

³ Ph.D. in Quranic Science and Hadith, and Visiting Professor at Quran Science and Education University

10.22034/iued.2018.36519

Abstract

The present study addresses the placidity vocal analysis of the language of the Holy Qur'anin the field of sexual deviations. One of the obvious moral manifestations of the Holy Qur'an is courtesy, chastity and verbal subtlety in theology, especially in the field of sexual deviations, and a tone of irony, had statements that it would be a surprise to any reader. This study is based on a descriptive-analytical method that by referring to the views of terminologists and commentators, it explains the Qur'anic verses and the semantic analysis of its words in the holy volume of Yusuf.
It is possible to associate the related vocabulary in three groups of observer to persons (such as in whose house he was), observer to perceptions and deviant thoughts (such as She was determined to have him and he would certainly have yielded to her, their sly whispers, greatly admired him and ...) and observer to deviant actions (such as And she, sought to seduce him and closed the doors saying: 'Come and ...).
One of the most important features of God's verbal chastity can mentioned speaking covered (using pronouns instead of the names of individuals), describing Jamal along with spiritual expressions, and summarizing and exploring.

Keywords

Sexual deviations

Quran

Sura youssef

Innuendo

Speech dignity