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The research tackles a topic of great importance in the science of Quranic rhetoric and the science of interpretation, and it consists of an introduction, a preface, three chapters, and a conclusion. It tries to clarify the meaning of the phenomenon of synonymy in the sense of convergence in the meaning and to show the difference and non-harmony among Arabic linguists and scholars of interpretation. The research also displays the relationship between this phenomenon and Quranic Eijaz. Further, Synonymy in brief, means a single word that refers to a mono semantic item after it has been applied to Surat Al-Baqarah, and this unique phenomenon in Holy Quran has reached its peak of 'eijaz' in a way that if a single utterance is substituted by another one, a misbalance will be noticed by the readers and listeners, and examples of this include the synonymous words in the Surat Al-Baqarah. It became clear through comparing the interpretations that there is no accuracy by some scholars in interpreting some synonymous items in the same Surah. So, depending on that, the researcher raises some problematic questions such as: What are the Quranic verses that contain the synonymous utterances in the term on convergence in Surat Al-Baqarah? And what's the rhetorical sense in them? To reply to these problems, the inductive-analytical method was utilized. The research reached the following conclusions that could be jotted down as follows: 1- The differences between the names that are thought to be synonymous in Surat Al-Baqarah are Twenty-seven names including (shak and raib 'doubt', qalb, fouad -both referring to the heart- and sadr 'chest') 2- The differences between the verbs that appear to be synonymous in Surat Al-Baqarah including (anzala and nazzala 'sent down', ja'a and ata 'came', and kasaba and iktasaba 'earned / acquired'. Keywords: Rhetoric, Eijaz, synonymy, differences, convergence, Surat Al-Baqarah, interpretation Orchid No: 7007-0170-0000-0000: Study pages:151 Supervisor: Dr. Adel Fadhıl Abed Abed