Ma`rifat

This research conducts a semantic analysis of the phrase "وَشَارِکْهُمْ فِی الْأَمْوَالِ وَالْأَوْلَادِ" (And share with them in wealth and children) in the Holy Quran. Given that this phrase is not repeated in other Quranic verses, its semantic analysis requires meticulous attention. Utilizing semantic techniques such as syntagmatic and paradigmatic analysis, the semantic network of this phrase has been explored. The results indicate that the imperative verb "شَارِکْ" (share) semantically correlates with concepts such as تَحَزُّب (partisanship), أُخُوَّة (brotherhood), تَوَلّی (alliance), andقَرِین (companion) from various perspectives. At the secondary layer of the semantic network of this phrase, concepts such as temptation, leading astray, inviting to sin, and embellishing reprehensible matters are situated. By examining both Shi’a and Sunni exegetical sources, this study also analyzes the instances of Satan’s participation in human wealth and offspring. Key findings include uncovering the semantic network of the verb شَارِک (to share) and providing a comprehensive categorization of the manifestations of Satan’s participation.