Cognitive Limits of Reading the Qur'anic Text from the Perspective of Contextual Characteristics

(Static Verbs as Representations)

Abstract

The research presented an uncommon linguistic thesis in academic research rooted in the notion of aspects and its branches. It is a semantic proposition that illustrates the stable temporal values in the use of verbs, dividing events within the temporal framework and studying the cases by categorizing them into emotional, perceptual, and personal states. The verbs indicating static states are distinguished from dynamic verbs in that the static state is related to the subject for the duration of its attribution until it changes through an external factor.

The research seeks to provide a renewed reading of the highest statement and what has been issued by interpreters in light of recent developments in linguistic studies, represented by spatial characteristics and an awareness of the event in terms of its completeness or incompleteness. It is essential to uncover the possibilities of interpreting it from the perspective of newly emerged linguistic viewpoints that do not sever ties with the interpretive heritage, nor exceed the inherited scientific tools of specialists. The research addressed the acts of love, knowledge, and fear, as it is not possible in the literature of spatiality to define a timeframe for their beginnings or to what point these states cease. This situation arises from external factors rather than the action itself, while being mindful of the specificity of the Quranic text.