الدلالة النفسية للتراكيب اللّغوية القرآنية في قصة امرأة عمران

The Psychological Significance of Qur’anic Linguistic Structures in the Story of the Wife of Imran

Abstract

Linguistic structure serves as a foundational element in textual analysis, particularly in Qur’anic discourse, which is renowned for its eloquence, precision, and profound depth of meaning. Arabic linguists and grammarians have long emphasized the pivotal role of sentence structure—especially predication—as the essence of syntactic construction. Every complete sentence, whether nominal or verbal, is built upon two core components: the subject and the predicate. These elements are essential not only for grammatical completeness but also for the transmission of coherent and meaningful ideas. In the context of Qur’anic narratives, this study focuses on the linguistic structures found in the story of the wife of ʿImrān, with special attention to declarative (khabariyyah) and non-declarative (insha’iyyah) forms. Although declarative sentences are typically associated with statements of fact, in this case, they convey powerful psychological undertones of supplication, spiritual yearning, and heartfelt submission to divine will. These expressions are laden with emotions of hope, humility, and deep desire for divine blessings—particularly the longing for a righteous child. This exploration highlights how the interaction of grammatical components within these verses reveals complex psychological and semantic layers. By analyzing such linguistic patterns, we gain deeper insights into how Qur’anic language intertwines emotional intensity with structural precision, making it a rich field for linguistic, semantic, and psychological inquiry.