Grammatical permissibility in the chapter of similar accusatives and its relationship to the context

A grammatical and semantic study on models from the Holy Quran

Abstract

This study aims to investigate the role of context in selecting the appropriate grammatical case for the multiple possibilities in parsing similar objects (direct object, object of specification, object of purpose, object of time/place, object of accompaniment, adverbial, and exception). These are instances where there is syntactical similarity in their contexts, causing the grammatical case of a word to change based on the style used without altering its case marker. This might confuse the reader, making it difficult to distinguish between these objects. The research utilizes examples from the Quranic verses to explore this issue. To achieve this, the descriptive method was employed, which describes linguistic phenomena within their specific time and place. The study concludes with several key findings, the most important being that both types of context play a significant role in determining one of the possible grammatical choices for a word within its syntactical structur