The Syntactic Structure of the Passive Subject in the Last Quarter of the Holy Qur’an

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Ola Azmi El-Sherbini

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This research presents the actual sentence of the verb whose doer is not named in the last quarter of the Holy Qur’an, through which the originality of its sentence is clarified and the types of the representative of the actor are memorized in it, and the forms in which it is mentioned, with the presentation of grammatical opinions and the statement of the most correct of them, and the type of representative is the most and least occurrence, and showed The research showed that the Qur’anic text employed the passive build-up in a morphological and grammatical manner that is no less important than the passive build-up, and the accusative had the greatest chance, followed by the accusative, the adverb and the less frequent in the infinitive. Whoever put it with what the scholars specified from what was on behalf of the actor, and it is necessary to take what was stated in the text, as it is the most eloquent; And to link the two studies with application and practice.

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“The Syntactic Structure of the Passive Subject in the Last Quarter of the Holy Qur’an”, JUBH, vol. 32, no. 1, pp. 46–63, Jan. 2024, doi: 10.29196/bx0c6226.
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“The Syntactic Structure of the Passive Subject in the Last Quarter of the Holy Qur’an”, JUBH, vol. 32, no. 1, pp. 46–63, Jan. 2024, doi: 10.29196/bx0c6226.