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الأساليب الإنشائية الطلبية في جزء يس في القرآن الكريم دراسة تحليلية دلالية

Con Requisition Expository Techniques in Juz Yaseen Qualitative Analytical Study

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2015-01-25
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رهام محمود محمد حمدان
riham mahmoud mohammad hamdan
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The aim of this study, Requisition Expository Techniques in Juz’ Yaseen in the Qur’an, is to investigate and clarify the rhetorical connotations of those techniques. The study comprises an introduction, preface, four chapters and a conclusion, as well as a content page and three appendices. The preface has tackled the topics of predication and syntax in Arabic. In chapter one, the study has also explored the imperative technique in this Juz’ in terms of definition, structure, significance, and the rhetorical meanings of this technique within the same Juz’. In chapter two the researcher has also attempted to analyze the interrogation technique in this Juz’ following the same method adopted in chapter one. In chapter three the researcher has tackled the other requisition expository techniques in that juz’. In chapter four, the researcher has tried to specify the major rhetorical deduced meanings in that Juz’. They were categorized in almost twenty rhetorical meanings derived from those requisition expository techniques in the same Juz’. The researcher has also analyzed the metaphorical references of those techniques. The conclusion has displayed the most important findings and recommendations of this study.
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