استعمالُ المشتَرَكِ الحَرْفِيِّ في معانيه من خلال القرآن الكريم: حرفُ “اللام“ في سورة العنكبوت نموذجًا

The study dealt with the usages of common /l/ whether separated or attached. It tried to induce the meanings of /l/ linguistically and highlighted its uses in Al-Ankabūt Chapter. The study highlighted the relationship between the topics tackled in the chapter and the meanings and uses of /l/. The study eventually came to conclude that the different meanings of /l/ that reached 30 meanings for some, can actually be presumed to 6 meanings, all appearing in Al-Ankabūt Chapter in 23 verses; the non-functional /l/ in its 5 versions is initiative /l/, and it took place in 25 verses, all of them appealing to emphasis. Swearing /l/ is found in 3 verses, while Responsive /l/ that follows ‘without’ appeared once for emphasis, and Affirmative or imperative /l/ also used once for the sake of emphasis. This study also concluded that the use of /l/ in different meanings at once is possible as long as the meanings are not opposed.