Qur'anic Researchers' View on Polysemy and Homonymy in Qur'an and Wujllh words

Much have been said on polysemy and homonymy by linguistics. The Sunni Quranic researchers have considered a word having different meanings as homonymy and have studied the issue in different disciples of Arabic and Islamic Studies as lexicology, logic, usul, Qur'anic knowledges as in "Wujuh and Naza'er". The late Sunni Scholars have shown much interest about the sense relation of Quranic words and have found a general denotation in different usage of the wujuh words, while considering them as homonyms has led to intricacy and forced them to regard these different usages as allegoric and metaphoric. Shia Scholars, on the other hand, have believed in polysemy in such occassions as the result of Qur'an's inimitability both literally and semantically. According to this view, such meaning of the word is' a referent of a general meaning, which is completely coherent with Quran having numerous inward stages of meaning. As a result there is no need to consider the different usage of the Qur'anic words as allegoric and metaphoric. It is one reality that exists in its different referents and is considered as different denotation in Qur'anic linguistics.