Baal as idol in Sami culture and its application in the Holy Quran

All languages ​​have undergone a change in history, in such a way that no language or word is excluded from this rule. Baal is a language that has evolved in language use. The research deals with four aspects of Qur'anic, lexical, literary, historical heritage and Sami languages ​​in the study of Baal's language in Arabic and the common language of Sami. The question of this research is why the Sami Beth tribes called Baal, in other words, why should he become so religious in these cultures as to be Mythological and Betty in his name. In the context of the semantic convergence of the two words "Baal" and "Hablah", it is possible to identify and disclose the additional names to the word "Baal" in the vocabulary and legacy of the Sami languages, which are mostly Arabic names. Also, the word Baal in the Holy Qur'an has two meanings: the name of science (the name of a Canaanite idol), and the wife (husband) who has been in trouble with his wife for some reason. In Arabic poetry, almost the same signification is apparent with the conquest of the general meaning of a wife..