@article{2020,title={THE CONCEPT OF “SOUND” IN THE LIGHT OF THE QUR’AN VERSES AND DETERMINATION AND EXAMINATION OF SOME VERSES IN WHICH SOUND IS MENTIONED},abstractNode={As equivalent to term “sound”, the word used the most commonly in Arabic is the word “savt”. In this article, the concept “sound” “صوت” and some terms and words expressing the meaning of the concept of “sound” will be discussed. It is of great importance to know how the concept of “sound” is handled in the Quran. We will examine these concepts and what is Qur’an’s point of view towards the effects of these words and concepts on human psychology within the framework of various explanations made by the commentators. As far as we have determined, some prominent sound terms in the Quran are mentioned as: “sawt”, “sayhah”, “nida”, “hams”, “Qavl”, “saeiqa”, “sakha”, “Qaria”, “amr”, “mukhasima”, “mukâlama”, “tarannum”, “hajah”, “najwa”, “nataq”, “lafz”, “duea”, “tadarae”, “azan”, “sûr”, “naqur”, “ dabha ”, “dhikr”, “tilawa”, “ant sound”, “bird sound”, “revelation sound”, “the sound of the Angels”, “the sound of the Jinnis”, “the sound of the Satan”, “the sound of Heaven”, “the sound of Hell”, “Woman sound”, “the sound of Music and Instrument”, and “the sound of Himar(Donkey)”.Since it is not possible to examine all of these terms in detail within the boundaries of an article, we found it appropriate to examine certain words and concepts in our article consisting of nineteen titles, including “sawt”, “sayhah”, “nida”, “hams”, “saeiqa”, “amr”, “tarannum”, “duea”, “tadarae”, “azan”, “sûr”, “naqur”, “ dabha ”, “ant sound”, “bird sound”, “revelation sound”, “woman sound”, “the sound of Music and Instrument”, and “the sound of Himar(Donkey)”. In this study, we will investigate these concepts in the framework of the data obtained from the classical Quran interpretations as well as the lexical and word meanings of these concepts.},author={Muhyettin POLAT},year={2020},journal={The Journal of Academic Social Science Studies}}