The concept of correspondence between Quranic Studies and Modern Linguistic theories

Abstract

Those who study the history of the term “symmetry” realize its conceptual value through the cognitive correspondence between the ancient and modern sciences, and see its impact in the construction of modern linguistic theories, based on theorizing between the sciences to differentiate in the concept and postulates, and its goal is to bring the scientific characteristics of this term closer from the angles of the problems posed in the light of cognitive convergence, and investing its results in clarifying vague purposes, or revealing the miraculous effects hidden in the Holy Qur’an, or achieving modern scientific purposes.
Based on this, symmetry had theoretical and applied dimensions, goals and objectives in Quranic studies, implications in the development of modern linguistic theories, and a bridge to bring together the diaspora of scientific issues that require the overlap of some Sciences to solve problems related to a specific science and not others.
Based on these dimensions, this scientific paper came to clarify the purposes of the concept of symmetry between Quranic studies and modern Arabic linguistic studies, as well as to compare the miraculous scientific heritage of the concept of symmetry in the Holy Quran and symmetry in modern linguistic theories, and work to highlight its impact on achieving cognitive integration within modern interdisciplinary sciences.