Qur'anic Semantics of Arrogance: A Synonymity Study of Istikbar Mukhtalan Fakhur and Marahan

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The study identifies istikbar as a rejection of divine teachings, suggesting its deep-rooted connection to arrogance.
Findings highlight that mukhtalan refers to a self-deluded superiority, while fakhuran is linked to boasting about wealth and status.
Employing a qualitative library approach, the research draws from Qur'anic verses and classical tafsir literature for insights.
The implications encourage richer interpretations of arrogance, enhancing understanding in moral and linguistic education within Islamic studies.

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Qualitative analysis explores the semantic relationships of istikbar and fakhuran in Quranic texts, suggesting a nuanced understanding of arrogance.

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Qualitative analysis explores the semantic relationships of istikbar and fakhuran in Quranic texts, suggesting a nuanced understanding of arrogance.