Structural Semantics of the Word "Good" in the Holy Quran

Khair is one of the practical words of the Arabic language, the conceptual and examples of which are used in human life. Structural semantics uses the methods of Qur'anic studies to extract the latent meaning of the text from a network of conceptual relationships. The present research based on companion and successor relationships with a constructivist approach to lexical-semantic analysis seeks to discover the semantic components of good in the Qur'an. External emergence, especially in the position of action, infinite blessings of absolute good, both material and spiritual, heart belief, desire, dispersal, touching, finding, and clinging are the semantic components of "good" through relationships and in the axis of the substitution of pure obedience in science and practice, return to the main source of charity, the well-known good deed of reason or sharia, it includes expansion, restraining the soul from deviation, desire, revealing human purity, embodying deeds in the resurrection.