The Holy Quran and the Science of Morphology & Syntax (Sarf & Nahw)

The Holy Quran, due to the special status it has held and continues to hold among Muslims, led to the emergence of many sciences and disciplines from the very beginning. One of the oldest sciences that emerged—on the one hand to preserve the Quran, and on the other hand under its influence and protection—is Arabic morphology and syntax (grammar), known as Sarf and Nahw.

Thanks to the efforts of the Noor Computer Research Center for Islamic Sciences, all verses of the Quran have been analyzed in terms of morphology and syntax. Each word and letter has been tagged for its grammatical analysis (Tajzieh and Tarkib). Furthermore, a technical platform has been provided to observe and study the morphology and syntax of the Quran. This allows you, dear researchers, to visually see the relationships between the components of the verses as well as the morphology of each word (the analysis and structure of the Quran's chapters).