Qur’anic Grammar : Defining the Concept and Directing Its Function

Abstract

The concept and function of Qur’anic grammar remain subjects of considerable debate among contemporary scholars. Some proponents advocate for adopting the syntactic structures found in the Qur’anic text without interpretation, disregarding traditional grammatical rules that contradict them. Others call for the complete abolition of classical Arabic grammar and its replacement with Qur’anic grammar, though no practical alternative has yet been proposed.

This study seeks to define the concept of Qur’anic grammar and direct its function toward a structured role within Islamic studies departments.