Kur'an-ı Kerim'deki fasılaların, metnin yapısını ve anlamını güçlendirmedeki rolü

The title of this research is: "The Breaks in the Holy Quran and Their Role in Solidifying Structure and Meaning: An Analytical Subject Study." The importance of this research lies in its direct relevance to the book of Allah. The objectives of this study are to clarify the significance of the idea of Quranic pauses, set it apart from other literary devices such as rhymes and couplets and identify the different kinds of brekas found in the Quran in terms of rhetoric and ijaz, as well as structure and content. It also aims to elucidate the linguistic and rhetorical features that come from the inclusion of Quranic breaks as they appear in the Holy Quran. The problem of the research lies in the occurrence of Quranic breaks which sometimes appear in an unclear context. The question is whether this was done in consideration of the break only, or were there other benefits and statements derived from this inclusion. The researcher adopted an inductive, descriptive, and analytical approach. The research concluded with several important results: The intervals in the Qur'an do not rise proportionally for their lack of meaning, but their location is intended to convey significant rhetorical connotations. The indications in the Quranic chapters are denoted by expressions that stand in for pronouns, and these expressions offer benefits that cannot be had even if they did stand in for the pronoun. Repetition in the Quran serves an apparent function in the artistic and literary structure of the text, whether by adding secondary meanings, completing the artistic image, or for many other reasons. All of these serve to corroborate and illuminate the meaning. The breaks in the Quran verses reveal a very evident eloquence and expressive capacity, and they differ from poetry when one looks at them thoroughly. The Quranic breaks, despite the fact that some of them appear to be poetic, serve to support the intended meaning rather than to fulfill a eulogy's objective. Even if it is not in accordance with such sense, some poets may be forced to adhere to the rhyme and pattern in order to complete a line of poetry. On the other hand, the meaning of the Qur'an is given precedence than rhyme or rhythm. It is impossible to replace any word in the Quran with another, and any attempt to do so would degrade the standard and harm the acoustic and linguistic beauty of the text. As a result, any arrangement that is created to contradict an intended statement, highlight something that is not the priority of a statement, change the meaning of a sentence, or delay something that is the priority of a statement requires care and refinement. Therefore, an investigation and comprehensive study of other reasons behind such statements is required.