Text structures and their implications in Surat An-Nahl in the light of the consistency criterion

This study, tagged with (text structures and their implications in Surat An-Nahl in the light of the consistency criterion), seeks to shed light on the most important textual criterion by which the textuality of the text is achieved, which is the consistency criterion set by Robert de Beaugrand among the seven textual criteria that combine and collaborate in achieving the textuality of the text and the strength of its cohesion and cohesion. In form and content, distinguishing text from non-text and semi-texts, and monitoring the impact of this criterion and its effectiveness in achieving the formal consistency of textual structures in Surat An-Nahl and showing its connotations and expressive values. They are: grammatical consistency, which includes a set of mechanisms: (linking, substitution, deletion, referral), and lexical consistency, which consists of repetition and conjunction. The study in its entirety consists of an introduction, an explanatory section, and two main sections, each topic containing a group of demands, and ends its course and is directed by a conclusion in which it deposited its most important conclusions, followed by a list of sources and references

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