Logical, Thematic and Rhetorical Dimensions of the Repetitive Verse Fa-bi Ayyi Ālāi Rabbikumā Tukazzibān in Surah Rahman

Abstract

Surah Rahman is the fifty fifth surah of the Quran. It has been studied to a great degree for its stylistic features, rhythmic patterns, theological depth, and thematic richness. Particularly, the verse Fa-bi Ayyi Ālāi Rabbikumā Tukazzibān, is a distinctive feature repeated thirty-one times. This repetition unrolls layered meanings in relation to its immediate context. The objective of study is to attain profound comprehension of the Divine message. This qualitative and comprehensive study employs an analytical method that weigh the verses of Surah Rahman with other Quranic verses incorporating a textual analysis of scholarly interpretations from both classical and modernized exegetical perspectives. It aims to address a research gap concerning the logical, spiritual and psychological spectrum of repetition, as well as the crucial role of the repeated verse.

The repetitive verse Fa-bi Ayyi Ālāi Rabbikumā Tukazzibān demonstrate layered meanings in relation to its immediate text. It functions to draw believers closer to Allah, motivate sincere action, nurture gratitude, and illuminate human responsibility, playing a critical role in the Surah. Logical and rhetorical dimensions disclose multiple key insights. The verse functions to seal Allah’s decrees of punishment and rewards. It also serves as a conclusive argument for preceding and proceeding verses making the message clear for humanity. Moreover, it interprets the subject matter being brought to attention. Its peculiar sound pattern promotes a sense of harmony in heart and mind, assured profound contemplation, Divine awareness, and calmness. Overall, the verse plays outstanding role in preserving thematic symphony and deeper reflection with each occurrence.