Associating Divine Names in the Intervals of the Verses with the Contents and Intentions of Sūrat al-Aḥzāb

Analysis of the Divine Names employed in the intervals of the verses is among the significant interpretational discourses. Maintaining that the juxtaposition of the words and verses are scriptural (tawqīfī), the Qur’an researchers have examined the Names mentioned in the end of the verses so that while getting an accurate understanding of them, they would find out their relation with the content of the verses and the intention of the Sūra. This research, with an analytical approach and with reliance on exegetical texts and lexicons, is intended to explain how the Most Beautiful Names of God at the end of the verses are related to the contents and intention of Sūrat al-Aḥzāb. The findings indicate that this systematic relation concerns both the very verse itself and the verses before and after it so that by eliminating them or substituting them with other Names, the meaning and intention of the verse would be distressed and the splendor of the verses’ eloquence would be diminished. Its most frequent reasons are casual inference (ta‘līl); completion; threat; emphasis; and preparations for new rulings. Similarly, examining these Names would be a reliable conjecture for discovering and establishing the intention of the Sūra.