In the use of some word structures in the Quran morphological differences and its effect on meaning

The revelation of the Quran led to the birth of many sciences. Some of these are sciences such as tafsîr, recitation, lexicon, syntax and morphology. All of the sciences that diversify around the Quran serve a purpose. This purpose is so that the messages that the bible wants to convey to us can be clearly understood. For this reason, scholars have meticulously interpreted and commentary every verse of the Quran. They analyzed the meanings implied by the words in the verses of the Quran from every aspect and came up with many rulings on fiqh and belief. Morphology has a great share in determining the meaning of these words. Because every word has a meaning belonging to its structure. However, the words that gain a meaning in the sentence may not always express the dictionary meaning only. Its meaning may change depending on the word structure or sentence form it is in. For this reason, the differences in the structures of some words in the Quran or the change of meaning according to the sentence form have caused conflicts. These conflicts have sometimes caused a change in the meaning of the verse and sometimes a difference of opinion between fiqh and belief sects. The main purpose of this study is to evaluate the differences in the word structures of some verses in terms of morphology and to determine the effect on the meaning by looking at the sources of tafsîr, recitation, lexicon, syntax and morphology.