Salohga oid barcha oyatlarda u faqat shariat ma'nosida qo'llangan.
All the ayāt in which salah is mentioned they have only been used in the Sharī’ah meaning.
Lug'at bo'yicha: Arab tilida so'zlar ma'no ifodalaydi. Bu so'zlarni iboralardagi o'rni bo'yicha, ya'ni alohida ma'nosi va butun ibora ma'nosi nuqtai nazaridan ko'rib chiqsak, faqat ikki yo'nalish topamiz. Birinchisi, ular umumiy ma'nolarni ifodalovchi umumiy so'zlar va iboralar sifatida qaraladi, bu asl ma'no (ma'nolarning asl ishorasi)dir. Ikkinchisi, ular umumiy so'z va iboralarga xizmat qiluvchi ma'nolarni ifodalovchi so'zlar va iboralar sifatida qaraladi; bu qo'shimcha (ikkilamchi) ishora.
Birinchi turga kelsak, ya'ni tuzilma umumiy ma'nolarni ifodalovchi umumiy so'z va iboralardan tuzilganda, Arab tilida leksika jihatidan omonim so'zlar bor, masalan, "ayn" (lug'aviy ma'nosi: ko'z), "qadar", "ruh" va boshqalar. Shuningdek, sinonim so'zlar bor, masalan, "ja'a" va "ata" (kelmoq), "asad" va "qaswara" (sher), "zann" va "za'm" (da'vo) va boshqalar. Bundan tashqari, qarama-qarshi ma'noli so'zlar ham bor, masalan, "quru'" so'zi hayz holati yoki pokizalik holatini, "‘azr" esa yordam va qo'llab-quvvatlashni anglatadi; xuddi shunday "lavm" va "tankil" so'zlari ham.
So'zning maqsad qilingan ma'nosini tushunish tuzilmani tushunishni talab qiladi, va faqat lug'atlarga murojaat qilish orqali uning ma'nosini anglab bo'lmaydi. Aksincha, so'z zikr qilingan tuzilmani tushunish shartdir, chunki aynan tuzilma maqsad qilingan ma'noni belgilaydi. Qanday qilib biz leksika haqida tuzilmadagi holatida shuni aytsak, tuzilmaning o'zi haqida ham shuni aytamiz. Tuzilma, umumiy ma'nolarni ifodalovchi umumiy so'z va iboralar sifatida, bu uning asl ma'nosidir. Agar boshqacha ma'noni ko'rsatadigan qarina (dalil-belgi) topilmas ekan, umumiy ma'no nazarda tutilgan bo'ladi. Buning misollari Qur'onda juda ko'p, shuning uchun misol keltirishga hojat yo'q, chunki bu asl ma'nodir.
This is with regards to the vocabulary. As for the phrases, the Arabic language (is composed of) words which indicate meanings, when we examine these words in terms of their presence in phrases whether in terms of their existence in phrases whether relating to its isolated meaning in the phrase or the meaning of the whole phrase, we will only find two perspectives. Firstly, they should be viewed from the angle of being general words and expressions which indicate general meanings, and this is the original connotation. Secondly, they should be viewed from the angle of being words and expressions which indicate meanings which serve general words and expressions; this is the appendant (secondary) connotation. Regarding the relation to the first category which is when the structure is composed of general words and expressions indicating general meanings, in the Arabic language in terms of the vocabulary there are words which are homonymous such as the word 'ayn (lit.eye), qadā’r, ruh etc And there are words which are synonymous such as ja' and ata (to come), asad and qaswara (lion), zann and za'm (contention) etc. And therein are words which have opposite meanings such as the word quru' for being in a menstrual state or a pure state, and 'azr for help and support, similarly the words lawm and tankeel etc. Understanding the intended meaning of the word requires the understanding of the structure and it is not possible to understand its meaning simply by referring to the dictionaries. Rather it is essential that the structure in which the word was mentioned is understood because it is the structure that determines the intended meaning. Just as we say this with respect to the vocabulary in the structure, we also say this this with respect to the structure itself. The structure, in its capacity as general words and expressions which indicate general meanings and this is its original meaning. As long as no qarina (indication) can be found indicating otherwise, the general meaning is what is intended. And examples of this are abundant in the Qur’ān; there is no need to give examples because it is the original connotation.
Ikkinchi toifaga kelsak, tuzilmalarning ma'nolarni ifodalovchi so'z va iboralardan tashkil topganligi, bu ma'nolar mutlaq so'z va iboralarga xizmat qilishi, gapda bayon etilgan har bir ma'lumot shu ma'lumot bilan bog'liq holda gapda nazarda tutilgan narsani aniqlashni taqozo etadi. Shunday ekan, gap xabar beruvchi va xabar qilinuvchi uchun aynan shu xabar, u mavjud bo'lgan holat, gap keltirilgan kontekst hamda aniqlik, noaniqlik, qisqalik, uzunlik va boshqa uslub jihatlariga ko'ra nazarda tutilgan maqsadga yetaklaydigan tarzda tuziladi. Masalan, xabarning boshida, agar tinglovchi haqida emas, balki xabarning o'zi haqida tashvish bo'lsa, "qaama zayd" deyiladi. Agar tashvish tinglovchi haqida bo'lsa, "zayd qam" deyiladi. Savolga yoki savolga o'xshash holatga javoban "inna zaydan qam" (albatta Zayd turdi) deyiladi. Rad etuvchiga javoban esa "wallahi inna zaydan qam" (Alloh haqqi, albatta Zayd turdi) deyiladi. Zayd turishini kutayotgan kishiga xabar berishda "qad qama zayd" (Zayd turdi) deyiladi, arab matnlarida e'tibor berilishi lozim bo'lgan boshqa shunga o'xshash masalalar ham mavjud. Qur'oni karim ana shu ikki qarashni o'zida jamlagan holda kelgan. Shunday qilib, mutlaq ma'noni ifodalovchi mutlaq so'z va iboralar hamda cheklangan ma'noli so'z va iboralar turli balog'at jihatlarida mutlaq ma'nolarga xizmat qilgan holda kelgan. Eng go'zal jihatlaridan biri shundaki, unda ma'no jihatidan xizmat qiluvchi so'zlar mavjud bo'lib, bu ilova ma'no (al-ma'na at-tabi'iy) hisoblanadi. Qur'ondagi oyatlar va oyatlarning qismlari bir sura ichida yoki turli suralarda takrorlanadi; shuningdek, qissalar va jumlalar ham takrorlanadi. Bundan tashqari, ma'lum sifat (mahmul) ning mavzu (mavzu') ustidan ustunligi, jumla mazmuniga ko'ra turli xil yoki bir xil ta'kid turlari, inkor va so'roq shakllari va boshqalar ham shu jihatga kiradi. Bularning barchasi eng yuksak darajadagi ilova ma'noning ko'rsatkichidir. Siz bir oyatni, yoki oyatning bir qismini, yoki jumlani, yoki qissani ba'zi suralarda bir tartibda, boshqa surada boshqa tartibda, uchinchi surada esa yana boshqa uslubda uchratasiz. Asl tartib o'zgartirilgan biror ifodani topa olmaysiz, masalan, ega o'rniga kesimning oldin kelishi yoki odatda ishlatiladigan bir ma'lumotning boshqa qismi o'rniga ikkinchi qismini zikr qilish kabi holatlar uchramaydi. Oyat so'zlari va iboralarida mavjud umumiy ma'nolarga xizmat qiluvchi, nozik va o'tkir bir maqsadni topasiz.
As for the second category, the fact that the structures are composed of words and expressions indicating meanings which serve general (mutlaqa) words and expressions, every peice of information stated in the sentence necesitates the clarification of what is intended in the sentence in relation to this piece of information. So the sentence is composed in a manner which leads to the intention, according to the informer and the one who is being informed of it, with the same report, in the same state in which it existed and in the same context in which the sentence cites and in the type of style in terms of clarity, ambiguity, brevity and vorbosity etc. So you would say at the beggining of a report: qaama zayd, if there is no concern about the one being informed rather the report. If the concern is about the one being informed you would say: zayd qam. And in response to a question or something on the level of a quention you would say: Indeed zayd did stand up (inna zaydan qam) and in respose to someone who refuses to believe: By God! Indeed zayd did stand up (wallahi inna zaydan qam). In notifying someone who expects Zayd to stand up: zayd has stood up (qad qama zayd) and other such issues which should be considered in Arabic texts. The Qur’ān has come fulfilling those two viewpoints. So the absolute words and expressions indicating absolute meanings and the words and expressions with restricted meanings have come serving absolute meanings in various rhetorical aspects. One of finest aspects evident in it is the existence of the words with serving meanings which is the appendant connotation, the ayaat and the parts of ayaat which repeat in the Qur’ān in a single Sura or in different Sura’s and similarly the stories and the sentences which repeat in the Qur’ān and the preference of the attribute (Mahmul) over the subject (Maudu’), and the different types of emphasis or a single type according to the course of the sentence, and negational enquiries etc , all of this implicate the highest type of appendant connotation. You will find an ayah or a part of an ayah or a sentence or story, it is seen in a certain sequence in some Sura’s and it is seen in another sequence in another Sura and it is seen in a third style in another Sura etc. You will not find one expression where the original sequence has been changed like the precedence of the predicate before the subject, or mentioning a certain part of some information in preference to another part of the same information that is usually used, we will find an eloquent witty point aimed at generating a meaning that serves the general meanings contained in the words and phrases of the Ayah.
Bu arab tilining nutqi asoslari haqida, ma'noni ifodalovchi so'zlar jihatidan, va Qur'on nutqining asoslari haqida, ma'noni ifodalovchi so'zlar jihatidan — ular iboralardagi lug'at nuqtai nazaridan bo'lsin yoki iboralarning butunligi nuqtai nazaridan bo'lsin. So'zlarni iborasida yoki iboraning o'zini qo'llashga kelsak, Qur'on ilgari nozil bo'lgan til egalari bo'lgan arablarning mashhur odatiga amal qiladi. Qur'on arablarni unga o'xshashini keltirishga da'vat qilganda ularni ojiz qoldirgan bo'lsa-da, arablarning arab tilidan foydalanishdagi doimiy odatini tark etmadi. Shunday ekan, Qur'on nutqining tabiati arab nutqining tabiatiga o'xshaydi. Arablarning arab tilidan mashhur foydalanish tabiatiga murojaat qilsak, ma'noni saqlab qolish maqsad bo'lganda, arablarning muayyan so'zlarga qat'iy rioya qilganini ko'rmaymiz, garchi bu so'zlar e'tiborga olinsa ham. Shu bilan birga, agar maqsad faqat shu so'zga rioya qilish orqali berilishi mumkin bo'lgan aniq ma'noni yetkazish bo'lsa, u holda iborada shunday muayyan so'z bo'lishi kerak. Demak, bu ikki variantning hech biriga qat'iy rioya qilinmaydi. Aksincha, ma'nolar faqat iboraning o'ziga, iborada mavjud so'zlarga rioya qilmasdan ham, yoki iboradagi so'zlarga asoslangan holda ham qurilishi mumkin. Arablarning o'z tilidan foydalanish odati shunday edi: agar iboraning ko'zda tutilgan ma'nosi to'g'ri bo'lsa, arablar boshqa so'zlar o'rniga ma'nodosh (muradif) yoki ma'noga yaqin so'zlardan foydalanishdan qanoatlanardi. Ibn Jinniy Iso ibn Umardan rivoyat qiladi, u shunday degan: "Zar-Rummahning o'qiganini eshitdim:"
This is regarding the foundations of speech in the Arabic language in terms of being words which indicate meanings, and regarding the foundations of speech in the Qur’ān in terms of being words which indicate meanings, whether in terms of the viewpoint of vocabulary in their phrases or in terms of the phrases as a whole. When it comes to using the words in their phrase or the phrase itself, Qur’ān follows the well-known pattern of the Arabs in whose language it was revealed. Although the Qu’ran disabled the Arabs when it challenged them to bring the like of it, it did not abandon the contiuous custom of the Arabs in their disposal of the Arabic language. In this case the nature of Quranic speech is similar to the nature of Arabic speech. By referring to the nature of the well-known disposal of Arabic language by the Arabs, we don’t find the Arabs strictly adhere to certain words when the aim is to preserve the meaning of the phrases, even though these words are taken into account. At the same time, if the aim is to convey an accurate meaning that can only be given by adhering to the word that could achieve this, then the phrase needs to contain such particular word. So, neither of these two options is adhered to. Rather, the meanings can be built on the phrase alone, without adhering to the words contained within the phrase, or built on the words in the phrase. The custom of the Arabs disposal of their own language was that, if the intended meaning of the phrase is valid, the Arabs would be satisfied in using some words instead of others that are synonymous (Muradif) or close to them in meaning. Ibn Jinni reported from Eisa bin Umar who said: ‘I heard Zar-RUmmah read: