بَعَثَ : Perception and Meanings.

[Mazhar]

Perception is a neurological process of observation and interpretation. It is a neurological process of acquiring and mentally interpreting information from the senses. Perception and word of a language are compulsorily complementary to each other.
A word is needed to convey and transmit a specific perception. Words serve as a medium to communicate perceptions. It is for this reason that, a language will be considered rich, clear, perspicuous, eloquent, distinct, free from admixture, void of indistinctness or without concealment, apparent like the daybreak and divested of the froth, if its words have the capability of transporting the perception from one mind to a listener and reader, in a manner that it generates in the recipient mind exactly the same neurological process of observation and interpretation and creates a true copy of that perception.
And its the Arabic Mubeen of Quran Mubeen, the language {} of the Last Messenger which has the capacity of transmitting and making the perception reach to the listener and reader, in the aforesaid manner.
Words of Arabic take birth from a Root. Each Root has specific, defined, distinct, conspicuous, apparent perception folded in it. And whatever be the shape of word and the context in which it is employed, the perception and thought folded in the Root shall remain dominant and conspicuous?????????

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I solicit comments, views and suggestions for corrections, improvements

[ILisa]

Greetings Mazhar,

Just a bit to get the dialogue rolling.... I, too, have been considering 'perception' as of late; however, I have been thinking/learning/reading about the HEART as an organ of perception. It perceives via field pusles of electromagnetic energy -- it sends them out and also receives them from other living organisms. In fact, studies have proven that it is the heart that first senses information that is then sent directly, unmediated, on to the brain for consideration as to whether to act on that perceived information or not. In this way, we do not require the use of words at all in order to 'perceive'. I understand and full heartedly believe that the Qur'an teaches us this, how to perceive with our hearts and then how to decide on how to act on those perceptions. This is how it is a 'healing for the heart' -- and a bit of background of why 'healing the heart' is such an important concept for us as humans.