(Mann) Connected in The Holy Qur’an - An Analytical Grammatical Study

Abstract

This study dealt with (from the connected person in the Holy Qur’an), which was often mentioned in this holy book. As it was mentioned in four hundred and fifteen places, the study sought to investigate (who) is connected in all its aspects, using the help of extrapolating the verses of the Qur’an and the sayings of grammarians and commentators, so it studied: its nature, its connection, its return, the extent of its specification to the rational, and the places in which it was used to refer to the non-rational, “A verse that has a masculine singular in pronunciation, but has a common meaning that indicates masculine, feminine, singular, dual, and plural. She mentioned the places where it has characteristics that are not shared. He explained that it is mostly indefinite to reach an explanation in some places for knowledge, and the study revealed that there are two forms for the open lam inside it; one form because it is redundant, this lam is the origin of a lam that comes for emphasis, and the other form differed in the saying about it, except for a lam of beginning for emphasis, or a lam of an oath, or its lam for emphasis, or a lam of beginning and an oath at the same time, then came the saying of the saying (man) the relative, and proved that it does not come redundant in the Quran, then connected the grammatical positions of (man) the relative.