Descriptions made with art of tibaq in the context of verbs in the Qur'an

This research aims to examine the art of 'tibāq', which has an important place in the context of the linguistic structure and expressive arts of the Holy Qur'an, especially through verbs. Tibāq is a literary technique that emerges by combining words with opposite meanings in texts, and it serves important functions such as conveying the divine message more effectively in the Qur'an, leaving a deep impression on the reader and increasing the richness of the meaning of the text. In this study, the usage of the art of tibāq in the Qur'anic verses, its contribution to the meaning and discourse of the text, its functions in different contexts, and the aesthetic and semantic depths that emerge in this way will be analysed in detail. The study analyses the function of tibāq and muqābel, two of the literary arts of Arabic literature, in the Qur'ān in three chapters. In the first chapter, the theoretical framework of these arts is outlined, while in the following chapters, the semantic structure and rhetorical effects of the verses are analysed through the examples of ījab and selb tibāq. One of the most important findings of the study is that the art of tibāq is not only a linguistic ornamentation tool, but also opens a door to explore the depths of the meaning of the Qur'an. The use of antonyms enriches the meaning of the verses and enables different interpretations. In this way, the reader can better understand the message contained in the verses and develop his own interpretations. Key words: Qur'an, verse, rhetoric, tibaq, verbs oposite meaning, description