Open AccessTipologi Sikap Masyarakat Timur terhadap Hegemoni Barat dalam Naskah Drama Abthal Al-Yarmuk: Analisis Oksidentalisme Hassan Hanafi
Author(s) -
Reflinaldi Reflinaldi,
Syofyan Hadi,
Ahmad Busyrowi
Publication year - 2019
Publication title -
diwan: jurnal bahasa dan sastra arab/diwan : jurnal bahasa dan sastra arab
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 2599-2023
pISSN - 2339-2088
DOI - 10.15548/diwan.v11i1.199
Subject(s) - meaning (existential) , linguistics , verb , semantic field , word (group theory) , original meaning , root (linguistics) , field (mathematics) , numeral system , psychology , philosophy , computer science , mathematics , epistemology , artificial intelligence , pure mathematics
This research aims to observe the terrain of morpho-semantic meaning of the word auliya’ in the Qur'an; what words are included in the morpho-semantic field of the word auliya’, and how the features are useful. This study aims to gather words that are in the morpho-semantic field of the auliya’ word 'in the Qur'an, find their meaning features, common components of the meaning and components of differentiating meaning (diagnostic communication) so that the meaning can be obtained representative of the word auliya'. The study found 234 words incorporated into the auliya’ 'morpho-semantic field' in 69 forms, spread over 55 letters in 208 verses. All these words come from six basic forms which are classified into three classes of words. Firstly, the componential analysis reveals root meanings (general meaning components), i.e., assembling, reducing, governing (action), near / no distance, help, full of love, responsible, always supervising (characters) . Next, distinguishing components consist of the meaning of the basic form, namely, god, king / authority / master, religion, heritage, culture (perpetrator), time and institution (etc.). Lastly, the grammatical meaning, namely, Al-Syakhsh (pronoun), Al-'Adad (numeral) , Al-Ta'yin (definite) and Al-Nau '(gender), besides the meaning of' ‘time' specifically for the class of verb.