"Ear" And "Sound" Expressıons Representatıons in the Qur'an
Journal: Tasavvur / Tekirdag Theology Journal (Vol.4, No. 1)Publication Date: 2018-06-30
Authors : Ayşe Betül ORUÇ;
Page : 305-328
Keywords : Qur’an; at-tafsir; ear; sound; sense organs;
Abstract
The ear is one of our sensory organs that allow us to perceive our surroundings. We perceive with it the voices that the objects possess by means of the waves within the mass of air surrounding us. In this sense, the ear has an important value for being. In the Qur'an, besides being an ear or a sensory organ, it reveals a person who reflects his level of consciousness and perception, revealing his awareness. It is not just the voices heard; the ear is special importance in understanding what is being said and what is said. Other sense organs and mold are mentioned together because of the feature. Of course, the word "voice" is also on the agenda when the ear is concerned. The verses found at the base of the basic qualities that man should possess present important dynamics about sound. Beyond being a symptom of voice being an inherent symptom, the latest discovery is pointing to the dimension of telling the apocalypse. This study tries to show in what context the hearing aid ear is expressed in the verses and its distinctive features, and its associated value, as well as its inherent value.
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