" The Qur’ān has not merely been revealed in Arabic: it has been revealed in eloquent Arabic. The language is clear and cogent, and there is no vagueness in it; every word is unambiguous and every style adopted is well known to its addressees. The Qur’ān says:
The faithful Spirit has brought it down into your heart [O Prophet] that you
may become a warner [for people] in eloquent Arabic. (26:193-195)
In the form of an Arabic Qur’ān, free from any ambiguity that they may save themselves [from punishment]. (39:28)
This is an obvious reality about the Qur’ān. If this premise is accepted, then it must be conceded that no word used or style adopted by the Qur’ān is rare or unknown (shādh). Its words and styles are well known and conventionally understood by its addressees. No aspect of the language has any peculiarity or rarity in it. "
― Javed Ahmad Ghamidi , Meezan
![Javed Ahmad Ghamidi quote : The Qur’ān has not merely been revealed in Arabic: it has been revealed in eloquent Arabic. The language is clear and cogent, and there is no vagueness in it; every word is unambiguous and every style adopted is well known to its addressees. The Qur’ān says:<br /><br />The faithful Spirit has brought it down into your heart [O Prophet] that you <br />may become a warner [for people] in eloquent Arabic. (26:193-195)<br /><br />In the form of an Arabic Qur’ān, free from any ambiguity that they may save themselves [from punishment]. (39:28)<br /><br />This is an obvious reality about the Qur’ān. If this premise is accepted, then it must be conceded that no word used or style adopted by the Qur’ān is rare or unknown (shādh). Its words and styles are well known and conventionally understood by its addressees. No aspect of the language has any peculiarity or rarity in it.](/image/1458262.jpg)