Double and triple-limit loads in the thirtieth part of the Holy Qur'an، A study in light of functional grammar

Abstract

     The study of the double-limit pregnancy and the triple-limit pregnancy in Part Thirty revealed the diversity of the pregnancy structure in the Qur'anic discourse. Where nuclear-framed binary loads expressed direct impact relationships between semantic functions ((port، acceptor)).. While the binary loads with an expanded framework expressed relationships between the semantic functions ((executor، acceptor))، the loads were then expanded to include suffixes ((temporal adverb، spatial adverb، adjective، neighbor and genitive، and allocations for the semantic functions executor and acceptor)). While the triple load has expanded to include a third term that is functionally assigned to the second term، this expansion affects the redistribution of semantic functions، expressing influence relationships between the three semantic functions ((executor، receiver، and recipient)). This expansion of all loads affects the distribution of deliberative functions، as the focus is complex and its levels are multiple، with the axis being stable، reflecting the interaction between the load structure and the deliberative organization of the Qur'anic discourse. For the applied models that we chose from Part ((Universal)) of the Holy Quran.