The article addresses the issue of the link between meaning and grammar. In order to confirm this link between grammar and meaning, I chose to study Qur'anic examples from Surat Al-A'raf So I invoke some linguistic phenomena. Then I linked it to the opinions of some interpreters of the Noble Qur’an, And The most important results of the research; as the reasoning changes, the significance changes. The syntax change, the meaning of the entire phrase will change.

Grammar, connotation, interpretation, the Holy Quran

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