The use of parables in the poetry of pre-Islamic in the Qur'an

The Arabic language includes rhetoric, grammar, syntax, poetry, prose and many other sciences, and is intertwined with branches of science such as tafsir, hadith, fiqh and kalam. As it is known, the basis of the Arabic language is the poetry of Pre-Islamic. The best way to discover Inimitability of the Qur'an is to examine the poetry and arts of Pre-Islamic in terms of structure and sentence. If human beings reach a certain level in terms of rhetoric, then it will be possible for him to understand the miraculousness of the Quran. Pre-Islamic poetry is a scale that measures whether a word, a parable or a word is fluent in Arabic. From this point of view, this study focuses on proving that the Quran is a clear word sent down in the Arabic language. The aim here is to show that the Quran exceeds the eloquence and eloquence of the Arabic language to the extent of its Inimitability. In the first title; The concept of parable in Arabic, its importance, scientific and social value, and the relationship between the Holy Quran and tafsir are discussed. In the second title; The poetry of Pre-Islamic, its scientific value and its importance in the interpretation of language are conveyed. In addition, in this section, practical applications are presented on how the parables in the Holy Quran are used in the poetry of the period of Pre-Islamic, and for this purpose, the proverbs in the Holy Quran that are similar in the poetry of the period of ignorance are identified. The basic idea of the study, with explanations and evaluations accompanied by examples; The relationship between the language of the Quran and the Arabic parables in Pre-Islamic poetry is examined.