Metaphor in the Qur'an Exploring the views of the Scholars of the principles of jurisprudence

metaphor in the sense of the word transferred from the meaning of the lexical subject in another sense, is one of the realities of the Arabic language that lexicographers have discussed its lexical aspects.  The Qur'an introduces itself as a book revealed in the fluent Arabic language, and on the other hand, there are ideological issues about the names of God and their confinement, and other issues. These factors have caused differences among scholars in the discussion of the metaphor existence in the Qur'an. This question has been researched from different angles and scholars of the principles of jurisprudence have also entered into this subject in accordance with the word discussion in the science of the principles of jurisprudence.  Some have accepted what is metaphor in the Qur'an and some have denied it, and others have given a detailed ruling between religious and non-religious rulings.  Each of them has presented arguments and argued them from different angles and criticized and rejected the dissenting opinion. Given the strength of the arguments of the proponents and the weakness of the arguments of the opponents, the preference of the research is to accept the metaphor occurrence in the Qur'an as a fact of the Arabic language.