The Analysis of Basic Sentence Patterns in English Translation of the Holy Qur'an in Surah Ad Dukhan by Abdulloh Yousuf Ali

This study is aimed at the analysis of basic sentence patterns in English translation of the holy Qur'an in surah Ad Dukhan. Focusing on the problem statements, there are two cases in this study. They are “What are types of the basic sentence patterns that is found in English translation of the Holy Qur'an in surah Ad Dukhan and what is the dominant of the basic sentence patterns types that is found in English translation of the holy Qur'an in surah Ad Dukhan. This research, applied descriptive qualitative method. The data is collected by documentation. The primary data is taken from surah Ad Dukhan in Abdullah Yousuf Ali's English translation of the noble Al Qur'an. The secondary data is taken from many literary books and some relevant materials to support and complete the primary data source. The procedure of analyzing the data start by analyzing about basic sentence patterns types based on Nichols's theory in his book English Syntax. Then find the dominant of the basic sentence patterns types of the holy Qur'an English by Abdullah Yusuf ‘Ali, in 1934 that is focus in surah Ad Dukhan. The overall findings showed that there were basic sentence patterns found in 52 cases are in sentence patterns 1consist of 12 cases, in sentence patterns 2 there are 19 cases, in sentence patterns 3 there are 7 cases, in sentence patterns 4 there are 10 cases, in sentence patterns 5 there are 4 cases. From the result the dominant cases that occurred of sentence patterns that found in Abdullah Yusuf Ali's translation. The most dominant is sentence patterns 2. After analysis in this paper, the writer suggests in analyzing basic sentence pattern of English, we find that selection is an important syntactic process. The learner will get new idea doing observe as the writer done and they can possibly provide more book to have deeper analysis about that.


Introduction
Languages have rules. The rules of a language are called the grammar. The reason for these rules is that a person needs to be able to speak an indeterminately large number of sentences in a lifetime. The effort would be impossibly great if each sentence had to be learn separately. In linguistics, the way in which words are put together to form phrases, clauses, or sentences is called by syntax.
According to Miller (2002: xii), syntax has to do with how words are put together to build phrases, how phrases are put together to build clauses or bigger phrases, and how clauses are put together to build sentences. In small and familiar situations, humans could communicate using single words and many gestures, particularly when dealing with other members of the same social grouping (nuclear family, extended family, clan and so on). But complex messages for complex situations or complex ideas require more than just single words; every human language has devices with which its speakers can construct phrases and clauses.
By learning the rules for connecting words it is possible to create an infinite number of sentences, all of which are meaningful to a person who knows the syntax. Thus it is possible to construct many sentences that the speaker has never heard before.
The Analysis of Basic Sentence Patterns in English Translation of the Holy Qur'an In Surah Ad Dukhan By Abdulloh Yousuf Ali 272 Language is the greatest means of communication among people which naturally tend to get closer to another language through speech.
Thus, they try to overcome the barrier of language among them through translation in any of its various forms, written or spoken. In translation, the rule of the language is very important. When we translate something, we will convey the message. We need syntax in order to compose complex message because it convey meaning.
Translation has played a great role in all walks of life just like politics, diplomacy, government administration, science, technology and religious activities. Out of this vital part in communication among different peoples, cultures and races through different ages, translation has always been needed. Translation has played a great role in the development of many languages and their literatures. Translation is everywhere: in business, international politics, cultural exchange, science, technology and international organizations such as the United Nations and European Union (Newmark, 1981: 5-6;Massoud, 1988: 1-2).
Translation was a necessity in the past, an urgent need at present and will be a more pressing need in the future.
In the past, Arabic language rendered thousands of Greek works in nearly all fields into their language. Comparing the Arabian world today with other European, Asian and American countries in the field of translation, it is discovered that the Arabian world lags behind all of them.
In addition, Arabic language needs translation to portray a true picture about their identity and culture, and here lies the importance of translating the Qur'an, the core of their majority's religion-Islam.
There are many reasons for translating the Qur'an. According to the Islamic view, Islam is a universal religion, and Prophet Muhammad was sent as a Messenger to the whole world, regardless of language, color, race, etc. The universality of the Islamic message has made Muslims responsible for translating the Qur'an into different languages to "the jn greatest part of the Muslim nation, to whom Arabic has become, a foreign language" (Ghali, 2005: ix). In view of the importance of translating the Qur'an, many eminent scholars of Islam say that it is obligatory.
It is important to translate the Qur'an into different languages; the translation into English is the most important. First of all, English, as considered by many, is the first language all over the world nowadays. It is held as a language of high esteem and prestige, being the official language of many politically influential countries such as the USA and the UK and the second language of many other significant countries as China, India, etc. Besides that, English is known as a foreign language in the world, especially in Western Europe.
Moreover, a great deal of the mass media is in English. This widespread of the English language gives any English translation of the Qur'an the opportunity to be more widely read than any other translation into another language. In the Preface of the Holy Qur'an English translation entitled The Holy Qur'an: Translation and Commentary by Abdullah Yusuf 'Ali, in 1934, wrote "The English language, being widely spread, many people interested in Islam will get their ideas of the Qur'an from English translations".
In this study, the writer chose Surah Ad-Dukhan for the discussion. The surah is chosen because there are many messages in this The Analysis of Basic Sentence Patterns in English Translation of the Holy Qur'an In Surah Ad Dukhan By Abdulloh Yousuf Ali 274 surah. The theme of this particular surah is how worldly pride and power are humbled in the dust if they resist spiritual forces, and how Evil and Good find their true setting in the Hereafter. The title of Ad Dukhan revealed in verse 10 in the Holy Qur'an. The meaning of ad Dukhan is smoke or mist and may refer to a drought or famine, as explained in the notes to the verse. It is very important to understand the whole content of this surah. We can learn it through the translation then applied the moral excellences from this surah for our daily life.

Language in Translation
Language is "the system of human expression by means of words" while literature is" a written works which are of artistic value".
According to (Newmark, 1988: 127), a literary translation should be artistic and has no limited right. Moreover, as connotative, literary text should be translated to know its latent meaning, to look the allegory in the story, the moral in the action, etc. He said that the interpretation of text is able to clear up and even increase by way of translation. It is to give some perception and understanding of culture (Newmark, 1988: 19).
The relationship of linguistics to translation can be twofold: one can apply the findings of linguistics to the practice of translation, and one can have a linguistic theory of translation, as opposed, say, to a literary, economic or psychological theory of translation. Saussure (linguist) made it possible to see language as a set of structured systems rather than a ragbag of bits and pieces. Some parts of language, such as grammar, have always been thought of as systems, of course. But the structuralism linguistics that emerged from Saussure's work attempted to uncover the systematic and structured nature of other parts of language: the sound system (phonetics and phonemics), the grammar system (syntax, which is word order, and morphology, which is word shape) and the meaning system (semantics).

Definition of Syntax
Syntax is concerned with the ways in which words can be combined together to form phrases and sentences. Grammar is traditionally concerned not just with the principles which determine the formation of words, phrase, and sentences, but also with principles which tell us how to interpret (= assign meaning to) words, phrases, and sentences. For example, any comprehensive grammar of English will specify that compound words like man-eater and man-made, the word man is traditionally said to have a patient interpretation, in the sense that man is the patient/hopeless victim on whom the act of eating is going to be performed; by contrast, in compounds like man-made, the word man is said to have an agent interpretation, in the sense the man is agent responsible for the act of making. Thus, structural aspects of meaning traditionally said to be part of the domain of grammar. In terms of the traditional division of grammar into morphology and syntax, we can say that morphology studies the formation and interpretation of word, where as syntax is concerned with the formation and interpretation of phrases and sentences.

Sentence Patterns
Sentence patterns can be understood as the way sentences are usually structured. It is important to learn the most common sentence The Analysis of Basic Sentence Patterns in English Translation of the Holy Qur'an In Surah Ad Dukhan By Abdulloh Yousuf Ali 276 patterns in English, as most of the sentences you will hear, write, and speak will follow these basic patterns.
There are a number of common sentence patterns used to write most sentences in English. The basic sentence patterns presented in this guide to sentence patterns will help to understand the underlying pattern in even the most complex English sentences.
Parts of speech are put together to create sentence patterns in English. Quickly, the eight parts of speech are as follows: Noun, pronoun, adjective, verb, adverb, conjunction, preposition and interjection We are all familiar with the basic sentence patterns of English.
We know how to use them in their simplest forms. But sometimes when we concentrate very hard on what we want to say, or when we try to complicate one these patterns, you omit a basic sentence part, or try to combine sentence parts that cannot be fitted together. When this happens, our sentence collapses just as building would collapse if the engineers and builders omitted part of the foundation or tried to fasten two important steel girders together in the wrong places.
Here are five of the most commonly used basic sentence patterns Bread provides mankind nutrition N1 V N2 N3 These latter symbols will be used to designate syntactical units that are basic sentence parts: N −nominal, V -verbal (LV -linking verbal), Adj -adjectival. An x written as a subscript to N indicates that the nominal so marked refer to the same object or idea. Notice that bread and food could be replaced by the same pronoun, it, although in actual writing you would not replace both noun with pronouns. If more than two nominal's occur in a given pattern, as in example 5, sub numerals are used to indicate the order in which they come.
These "stripped down" sentence patterns seem a little strange partly because they are so simple. Only the basic elements are present. The first thing you probably notice about these patterns is that they each have a nominal and verbal element. The verbal constituent of a Qualitative research should be strategically conducted, flexible and contextual. Essentially, this means that qualitative researchers should make decisions on the basis not only of a sound research strategy, but also of sensitivity to the changing contexts and situations in which the research takes place.

Research subject.
The research subject in this study is analysis basic Sentence Patterns in "English translation of the holy Qur'an in surah Ad Dukhon"

Research object.
The research object in this study is all aspect that becomes target in the research. The object of this research is the English translation in surah Ad Dukhon" of the holy Qur'an

Data source
Primary data source Primary data source is the essential source derived from English translation in "surah Ad Dukhon" of the holy Qur'an by Abdullah Yusuf 'Ali.
Secondary data source.
The secondary source which is used to support and complete the primary data usually was arranged into documents model the data is taken from many kinds of books relevant materials such as books of literary theories.

Technique of collecting data.
To collect the data the writer used note taking technique, a technique that prepare data trough writing on data card, then continuing by classification. The steps are: The Analysis of Basic Sentence Patterns in English Translation of the Holy Qur'an In Surah Ad Dukhan By Abdulloh Yousuf Ali 280 Collecting the data from books and academic writing that is related with this research.
Choosing one of the holy Qur'an translation model then finding surah Ad dukhan.
Reading the translation.
Try to find the theories which were support this study.
Concluding the data.
Technique of data analysis. The writer gives an underline of English translation which contains the basic sentence pattern.
The writer classification of sentence pattern in English translation and make data presentation.
The writer codification types of basic sentence pattern that found in English translation.
The writer describing and analyzing types of basic sentence pattern that found in English translation The writer making the conclusion based on the data analysis.

Discussion
The analysis of basic sentence patters in surah Ad Dukhan, the writer find based on the objective of the study. The writer finds the types of sentence patterns of sentence patterns in English Translation of surah Ad Dukhan as the following: The sentence above includes basic sentences pattern 1 because there is noun "he" that followed by verb "hears and know". There is indication of what he hears and knows, but in this verse just written in parenthesis is (all things) not described.
The sentence pattern 2 builds on the first pattern and is used with nouns that can take objects. There are 22 case sentence patterns 2 that found in surah Ad Dukhan. This sentence is composed of two nominal and one verbal, or subject "our lord" and predicate "remove" and used with nouns that can take objects "the penalty". This sentence can transform into derived sentence by changing the active verb into a passive verb and converting the object nominal into the subject nominal.