The Style of the Qur’an Between Sentence Grammar and Text Grammar: A Textual Study of the First Three Verses of Surah Al-Insan

Abstract

This study explores the stylistic structure of the Holy Qur’an by integrating sentence grammar and text grammar through a textual analysis of the first three verses of Surah Al-Insan. Utilizing a descriptive-analytical approach, the research adopts the principle that cohesion, coherence, and linguistic connectivity represent a unified concept. The study is structured into two main chapters: the first addresses sentence grammar, examining temporal links, reference cohesion, and substitution relations; the second explores text grammar, focusing on inter-sentential relations, textual cohesion, pragmatic functions, and semantic structures. The findings reveal a high level of internal coherence within the analyzed verses, supported by semantic and pragmatic consistency and diverse textual relations.