A study on the semiotics of the names mentionedin parts 27 and 28

Abstract

The subject of semiotics is the study of the semiotic connotations of the names in parts 27 and 28, focusing on analyzing the meanings and symbols associated with these names. The study aims to understand how names are used as a means of expressing ideas and concepts, and how they reflect cultural and social contexts. Through this analysis, the study sheds light on the different dimensions of names and their role in shaping meanings in the texts studied. Therefore, our study was about: the history and origin of semiotics, and semiotics in the Qur’anic verses, including: mentioning the cause to indicate the cause, mentioning the cause to indicate the effect, and the alternative, including: mentioning the whole to mean the part and mentioning the part to mean the whole, naming the thing by the name of what was, calling the thing by the name of what will be in the future, mentioning the word of the place to mean the state, mentioning the word of the state to mean the place, applying the active participle to the source, applying the active participle to the passive participle, and applying the active participle to indicate exaggeration.