This study aims to explain the semantic structures of the words: "distance", "sahq", "depth", "qasw" and "nay" in the field of the concept of "distance" in the Holy Quran, using a descriptive-analytical method and within the framework of network semantics. The findings show that these words, although they share the basic meaning of "distance and separation", form a coherent and multidimensional network in which each word has its own specific semantic load: "distance", as the most general word, indicates unlimited distance without a specific direction; "sahq" indicates the most severe and irreversible type of distance, accompanied by rejection and curse; "depth" and "qasw" create a key opposition in the vertical dimension, so that the former indicates distance in the direction of depth and down, and the latter indicates distance in the direction of height and height; And "nay" by highlighting the component of will, refers to active withdrawal and conscious rejection of the truth. In general, it can be said that the Holy Quran, through this coherent semantic network, represents the various material and spiritual distances of man from the truth with unparalleled elegance, a finding that can provide a more accurate basis for the translation and interpretation of the relevant verses.