الفاظ اجزاء الانسان في نهج البلاغة دراسة في الحقول الدلالية == PARTS OF THE HUMAN BODY AND THEIR MEANINGS IN NAHJUL BALAGHA OF IMAM ALI(AS)
Author name:
مخلص عبد الزهرة رحيم الكناني
Supervisor name:
علي فرحان جواد
General topic:
Arabic Language and Literature
Specific topic:
Language
Degree:
Master
University:
Al-Muthanna University - College Of Education For Human Sciences - Department Of Arabic Language
Language:
Arabic
University location:
Muthanna
First pages:
01T4831 - p.pdf
Abstract:
This research aims at numerating the parts of the human body in NahjulBalagha of Imam Ali (AS) and showing the impact of context in determining the meaning and channeling it and knowing the intention the addressee and the purpose of the discourse in addition to drawing the attention of researchers to focus on the human body and consider it physically, socially, culturally and symbolically as regards structure ,text or context in which that utterance is organized to discover itssemantic dimensions , semiotic vagueness and how it is employed and what distinguish it for Imam Ali (AS).The nature of the research and its content required that it is divided up into a preface and four chapters precede an introduction and sealed by conclusion .As for the preface , it has dealt with the meanings of the utterances of (stature and mere body ) in its first part where the term has been specified alongside te limitation of the research . Accordingly, the study of these utterances has been conducted with reference to language and usage . Part two has dealt with the utterances of the stages of man's creation . Chapter one has included the study of utterances denoting the head and face and what is annexed to them . It has been divided up into seven sections which are as follows : utterances relating to the ear and what is annexed to it, utterances relating to teeth and what is annexed to them, utterances relating to the nose and what is annexed to it, utterances relating to the head and what is annexed to it , utterances relating to the hair and what is annexed to it ,utterances relating to the eye and what is annexed to it, utterances relating to the mouth and what is annexed to it and finally utterances relating to the face and what is annexed to it. Chapter two has been devoted to the utterances relating to the man's trunk and what is annexed to it. This means that the reference is made to the utterances relating to the apparent and hidden of the back and belly which has been in their turn divided up into six sub - sections which are as follows : utterances relating to belly and what is annexed to them, utterances relating to the side and what is annexed to it, utterances relating to the chest and what is annexed to it , utterances relating to the back and what is annexed to it ,utterances relating to the neck and what is annexed to it and finally utterances relating to the heartand what is annexed to it . Chapter three has focused on utterances relating to the extremities and what is annexed to them which has been divided up into three sections which are as follows : utterances relating to the arm and what is annexed to it, utterances relating to the leg and what is annexed to it and finally utterances relating to the hand and what is annexed to it .Chapter four which is the last chapter has dealt with general utterances which has been arranged in two sections which are as follows : general utterances relating to the part of human body and utterances for the general parts of the human body and that which relates to them. After the conclusion theresearch hassupplied a comprehensive bibliography of sources and references.The research is based on the analytical descriptive approach where the text has been the judge and criterion and a source for extracting findings. The research , therefore, has arrived on the following findings : 1 - It has been made clear that the meanings of the utterances relating to the human body in NahjulBalagha that that category is open to many sciences some of which concerns naming the parts forming the body or stature , others are concerned with their movements and their indicative and social dimensions, some are religious pertaining to their behavior in an Islamic religious framework relevant to creation, life and resurrection . However, some of which relates to jurisdiction pertaining to sanctity of the body and its bounds as regards the other; while others are intellectual or conceptual pertaining to the body symbolism at a certain level.2 - The study has made manifest the usage meaning of theutterances mentioned in the research . The researcher has tried to provide a compact or terse meaning for the usage origin by the Imam.3 - The Imam (AS) has affirmed the close relation between the speaking and mute communication in some of the NahjulBalagha texts while in other texts , he has shown the conflict among them as in his saying " nobody conceals anything but it appears in the slip of his tongue and lineaments of his face" in which case he has affirmed the superiority of the mute language over the speaking one because some of the lineaments of the face can replace the speech which has been proved only in the fifties of the last century.4 - The use of the Imam has been characterized in some utterances by the Quranic oriented quotations despite the different of purposes which clearly indicates the Quranic approach , while other texts have been characterized by serving the Quran in some places to interpret some Quranic verses . He has relied in using some utterances totally on the Quran and the tradition of the Prophet (P.B.U.H) and the classical speech of the Arab such as the utterance of the "leg" . This clearly shows the linguisticauthority of the author ofNahjulBalagha.5 - The usage of the utterances of the parts of human body by the Imam has a great impact on the morphological and lexical studies for the Imam has used out of his own accord as regards some of the morphological forms and constructions. Meanwhile he has added some unknown plural forms. He has also preferred some plural grammatical views and measures in addition to giving preference to some languages and dialects of the Arabs
