Two messages: The first in the name in terms of its meaning The second is in the difference between the words of the Book and the Qur’an | مجلة قضايا لغوية | Linguistic Issues Journal

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Ibrahim Ahmed Mohamed Safi
The research aims to study two letters, the first entitled: "The name in terms of its meaning", and the second entitled: "The difference between the two words of the book and the Quran" by the famous Essam al-Din tabashkabrizadeh (d:964 ah), and achieve them. The author has deliberately discussed the two issues and opposed a number of statements and opinions of scholars of grammar and the origins of jurisprudence based on some of them and commenting on some of them, and in some places he singled out his contrary opinion to them; to achieve the research goal, the researcher used the historical inductive method in introducing the author and the two his style. The nature of the research necessitated dividing it into two sections: the first section dealt with the author's study, and the two theses. The second section deals with the scientific investigation of the text of the two letters. Then a conclusion with the most important findings and recommendations.
Keywords: tashkibrezadeh; meaning of the name; pronunciation of the book; pronunciation of the Koran.
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