Abstract
The preposition ''from'' Suggests only a place of destination according to some linguists. It suggests the beginning of an event relate to the noun comes after it. Therefore, it restricts unbounded adverb. When we say ''the book is above the table'' ''above'' may mean in Arabic either attached to the table or detached from the table in a short or long distance. The Holy Qura'an uses this phenomenon in an ultimate accuracy. This research handles this subject. It is like: ''from above the mountains'' and ''the sky above them''.