Expressive aesthetics and the manner of the word "advice" in the Holy Quran

One of the important expressive features of the Holy Quran is the selection of meaningful words and the arrangement of meaningful phrases, each of which has a prominent role in conveying the purposes of revelation. Among these words, the word "nasiya" meaning forehead, which is mentioned in a real and virtual semantic circle as a singular and plural form in four verses of the Holy Quran for various purposes, has a syntactic and expressive aesthetic aspect. Among these words, the word "nasiya" meaning forehead, which is mentioned in a real and virtual semantic circle as a singular and plural form in four verses of the Holy Quran for various purposes, has a syntactic and expressive aesthetic aspect. Each of these phrases has several examples that commentators have explained and interpreted. These words, while explaining the humiliation of arrogant people in this world and the hereafter or the control of creatures by God in terms of expression: permissible, metaphor and irony, as well as the numerous positions of the Arabs According to the previous and later phrases, they have the center of this research in a descriptive-analytical manner. It seems that the word "nasi" and its plural "nasi" can be an irony in the sense of humiliation, subjugation, and even a sign of honor. Also, in the singular and also permissible rational context, it can be mentioned as a part (instruction) and the whole (human) will.