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In such a modest study, the researcher aims to explore a rhetorical phenomenon among the miraculous aspects of the eloquent structure of the ayats in Glorious Quran: the use of a single word to convey multiple meanings, each according to its grammatical structure and the meaning it conveys. This study presents practical examples, ranging from nouns to particles. These examples, though brief, allow the reader to perceive the splendor of the style and the beauty of the imagery, a level of eloquence unsurpassed by any other expression, and whose beauty could only be truly appreciated by those who have tasted the sweetness of Quran.
Through these examples, the study reveals the semantic breadth inherent in the Quranic language, a breadth that, by its miraculous structure, surpasses all other literary form .

The current research paper examines the impact of morphological augmentation in directing Fiqhi and political rulings, taking the work Al-Sahih min Sirat al-Nabi al-A'zam by Sayyid Ja'far Murtada Al-Amili as its case study . The research proceeds from the hypothesis that the augmentative letter in Prophetic morphological structure constitutes "legal material" contributing to the determination of Sharia's objectives. The study surveys the semantic functions of patterns such as fa''ala in legislative intensification, istaf'ala in seeking and becoming, and fā'ala in expressing mutuality in treaties and directive letters addressed to the people of Yemen and Hamdan.
The study concludes that augmented forms in Prophetic discourse function as precise Fiqhi directives, shifting meaning from the informative to the obligatory performative. The research further establishes the pioneering nature of Sayyid Al-Amili's critical methodology in employing "morphological linguistics" as a tool for authenticating historical texts and deriving political and administrative insights of the early Islamic state.

This research examines Imam Al-Sajjad's (Peace Be Upon Him) supplications through a literary and aesthetic lens, focusing specifically on those supplications inspired by Glorious Quran. The researcher addresses, in the selected models, the Quranic influence, the meaning of each supplication and its purpose tracing the literary significance and aesthetic impact that render them more affecting, more readily accepted, and more widely transmitted. The study opens with a prelude on Imam Al-Sajjad's (Peace Be Upon Him) noble life, with reference to a gleam of light from his fathers and forefathers.
The first section addresses the concept of supplication and the causes of its acceptance, while the second section is applied in nature the researcher examining each supplication individually in conjunction with its related Ayah, shedding light on the beauty of language and style therein.
The research employs the descriptive-analytical method, pondering over the meanings of statements before probing their deeper significations, to reconstruct the text in accordance with its rhetorical arts in a manner befitting its noble meanings.

The study examines the rhetorical and literary style in the sayings of Imam Mohammed bin Ali Al-Baqir (Peace Be Upon Him) through precise linguistic analysis that reveals the exactitude of lexical selection, the force of internal rhythm, and the tight sentence structure that unites brevity with impact. The study highlights how the word in Al-Baqir texts transforms into a cognitive and spiritual instrument, carrying multiple layers of signification and establishing a discourse that combines classical eloquence with profound religious depth.
The study analyses the rhetorical figures, metaphors, and similes employed by the Imam, demonstrating their capacity to convert spiritual and moral concepts into tangible images close to human experience. It further delves into the educational and psychological dimensions of the texts, clarifying how Al-Baqir discourse operates to shape moral consciousness, stimulate value-oriented behaviour, and build a balanced relationship between faith and action, and between intention and conduct.
The study extends its analysis to the relationship between the texts and their spiritual meanings, connecting them to the classical Arabic rhetorical heritage — comparing Imam Al-Baqir's methodology with the styles of poets and rhetoricians, while foregrounding the distinctive character of Infallible discourse that blends wisdom, symbolism, and practical guidance. Contemporary criticism of these texts is also addressed. The study concludes with a rhetorical and critical comparison between Imam Al-Baqir's texts and those of other Imams as compared to the classical Arabic heritage, to identify points of convergence and divergence in style and function. It further investigates the educational and intellectual dimensions of Baqiri texts, clarifying their impact on shaping religious and moral consciousness and their efficacy in constructing an educational and spiritual discourse capable of influencing its recipient across time.

This study examines the authority of argument in Imam Al-Sadiq's (Peace Be Upon Him) discourse through a pragmatic-argumentative approach that unveils the depth of this discourse's epistemic structure and its efficacy in managing rational and religious dialogue. The study applies pragmatic concepts to five models distributed across pedagogical, dialectical, and refutational contexts. The analytical models reveal a multiplicity of argumentative mechanisms, among them: innate rational demonstration, introspective refutation, pragmatic analogy, the reversed question, the obligatory interrogative, the preventive pedagogical argument, and rational negation of the impossible. Through these mechanisms, the Imam demonstrates a distinctive argumentative capacity rooted in respect for the recipient, depending on inner consciousness, and referring to a cognitive system that advances progressively from sense to reason to heart , in a complete harmony with the interlocutors' contexts. The study concludes that argument in the Imam's discourse constitutes a rational-educational system that reshapes consciousness in a cognitive and ethical vision that elevates the role of active reason in perceiving truth.

As the Omani history is distinguished by periods in which the ruler was selected through councils of authority to hold supreme power in organising the governance system. The ruler thereby became one among the people, sharing their rights and obligations, distinguished from them by nothing save being an elected governor entrusted with administering state affairs and defending its boundaries.
Scholarly letters, advisories, and consultations exchanged between scholars, council members, and their Imams and vice versa were abundant, revolving around the governance system and its administration, the relationship between ruler and subjects, and other matters befitting their era of rule.
This paper aims to examine one significant advisory letter concerning legitimate political governance namely, the letter of Sheikh Al-Allama Sa'id bin Ahmad Al-Khurasini Al-Omani (11th century AH), addressed to one of two Imams: either Nasir bin Murshid Al-Ya'rubi (d. 1059 AH) or Sultan bin Sayf Al-Ya'rubi (d. 1090 AH).
Given the emergence of linguistic studies and their modern critical methodologies, the researcher engages with Pragmatics the science of language use drawing on its most prominent conceptual framework: Speech Act Theory.
The paper is structured around several axes: first, identifying the concept of advisory counsel linguistically, terminologically, and in its political significations within Omani heritage; second, introducing Pragmatics and its principal domain of Speech Act Theory; third and most crucially analysing Sheikh Al-Allama Sa'id bin Ahmad Al-Khurasini's advisory letter through Speech Act Theory; and finally, the conclusion followed by sources and references.

God Almighty has blessed us with this great language, the Arabic language, whose banner has been raised - throughout time - by distinguished scholars who have taken it upon themselves to explain its secrets, uncover its mysteries, and teach people to pronounce it according to its solid rules; all of this in service of the great book, the Holy Quran. What distinguishes grammatical research is that it is a flexible, developed study that is appropriate for every time and is in line with every environment, and that it accepts opinion and other opinions, and is subject to constructive criticism. As a result of this critical movement, grammatical study has developed, and has become one of the most active and enduring human researches to this day. As we follow in the footsteps of those who came before us, researchers and scholars who devoted their time and effort to serving this great lesson, we attempt in this study to shed light on a feature of the grammatical study movement represented by Abu Hayyan al-Andalusi’s responses to Abu Ali al-Hasan ibn Abdullah al-Isfahani, known as (Lukdha). This study aims to reveal the grammatical criticism that was directed by one of the scholars of Andalusia, Abu Hayyan the Andalusian grammarian, to the opinions of one of the scholars of Arabic grammar in the third and fourth centuries, and to introduce this scholar who is known by few, even those who are engaged in grammatical studies. (Lakdha) was distinguished by his courage and boldness in his opinions, and his directing of criticism at great poets and linguists, just as Abu Hayyan al-Andalusi was also distinguished by this, as he responded to Lakdha’s opinions and refuted many of them

Praise be to Allah, who taught by the pen, taught man what he did not know, and prayers and peace ‎be upon His trustworthy Messenger, the guide of humanity to Allah; the Giver of blessings, and its ‎deliverer from misguidance and injustice, and upon his good and pure family, the people of virtue, ‎honor, and generosity. And after that... This research attempts to shed light on one of the wonderful ‎literary epics, namely the poem “Above the Thresholds of Nature” by the Iraqi poet Sheikh Abdul ‎Hamid Al-Samawi, who died in 1964 AD, known as “The Response to the Talismans,” which is ‎considered one of the most powerful and famous responses and strong objections to the talismans of ‎the famous poet of the Diaspora School, Elia Abu Madi, who died in 1957 AD. This is done by searching ‎in this poetic epic for the declarative sentences it contains: nominal and verbal, and revealing their ‎various types: absolute or restricted, affirmative or negative, intransitive verb or transitive, with a ‎review of its various structures, and a review of the affirmative sentences in them. The study expose ‎in all of that to the structural and semantic dimension in these sentences. The researcher relied in the ‎procedural dimension of this research on induction accompanied by analysis and interpretation to ‎complete his research, and to fruition his effort with a set of results that he proved in the conclusion, ‎and praise be to God first and last, outwardly and inwardly, and His prayers and peace be upon His ‎chosen servants.

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in its foundational structure. Since the matter calls for a representative sample, deliberation settled upon the seventeenth volume, specifically issue twenty-nine, with the purpose of clarifying the realisation of au thenticity as both an adopted principle and an ongoing practice — man ifest in its practical conduct, precise choices, and implicit anticipation of outcomes in its intellectual construction — through the attraction of liter ary and linguistic studies under their various designations, with precision, care, and steadiness. This is what the forthcoming insights of this study shall elucidate.