Lexical Semantics in the Hadith of Umm Zar within the Applications of Artificial Int

Abstract

Arabic is the most noble of languages, and I know it as one of the best things, and for this reason God chose the Arabs over the worlds and preferred them over all other languages. He sent the best of His prophets with the most eloquent language to the most eloquent people, and He revealed His Mighty Book to that language, and God Almighty and Most High bestowed His blessings on His servants in that He initiated the hearts of the people of Islam to the Sunnah of the Prophet, so they were led to follow it and were comfortable hearing it, and their concern became directed to learning it and the will was entrusted with contemplating teaching it.

This study was concerned with the aesthetics of the Prophet’s hadith in terms of lexical structures and descriptive connotations. It is a long hadith about 11 women, each of whom speaks about her husband. What qualities did the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, mean when he said, “I am to you like my father Zur’a and my mother Zr’”? Why did Abu Zar’a or Zar’a divorce? - What are the good qualities of the husband that the hadith refers to? - Is it understood from the hadith that Abu Zar’ was a good husband?.