Harmony of Language and Society: A Sociolinguistic Analysis of the Concept of Language in the Quran

Abstract

This article explores the relationship between language and society in the context of the Quran using a sociolinguistic approach. This research examines how the language of the Quran functions as a tool for socialization, identity formation, and social structure within the Muslim community. This research aims to analyze how the concepts in the Quran shape and reflect social interactions and structures. Using qualitative methods, this research examines various aspects of the language of the Quran, including the roles of pragmatics, semantics, and identity formation. The findings indicate that the language of the Quran not only influences individual behavior but also reinforces community norms and social harmony. This research concludes that understanding the Quranic language provides insights into the dynamics of language and society within the context of Islam. As a recommendation for future research, a more in-depth pragmatic analysis is expected to reveal the significant implementation of understanding Quranic language concepts and their harmonious impact on linguistic attitudes and behavior within the context of social interactions in culturally diverse societies.