This study addresses Surah Al-Mulk from a linguistic and semantic perspective. It aims to reveal the intricacies of the composition within Surah Al-Mulk by demonstrating the phonetic harmony among the sounds constituting its vocabulary, as well as its morphological structure. Furthermore, the research examines variations in the syntactic arrangements of its words, including changes in word order, as well as the use of definite and indefinite forms. Additionally, it explores the lexical and contextual meanings of the vocabulary employed in the Surah.
