The Semantics of Qur'anic Expression according to Ibn Kamal Pasha (940 AH) in his interpretation.

Abstract

Linguists unanimously agree that the style of the Noble Qur'an is the highest and most eloquent. The Qur'an has a unique style that differs from the Arabic styles of rhetoric and eloquence. Each verse carries within its meanings profound and incomparable cosmic meanings that scholars of rhetoric and eloquence were unable to match. It shook the thrones of the Arabs with its eloquence and captivated them with its beauty. The commentator Ibn Pasha pointed out many instances where the Qur'anic miracles manifested, relying on the context of the Qur'anic text in his interpretation, sometimes building upon the work of previous scholars in this field of study.