Employ Eloquent Arabic Proverbs in Rhetorical ‎Evidence

Authors

  • Asst Prof. Leqaa Adel ‎ Hussein University of Baghdad, College of Islamic Sciences

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.36473/ujhss.v61i1.1918

Keywords:

evidence, proverbs, rhetoric

Abstract

The Arab proverb is a type of ancient Arabic prose known to the Arabs since the Jahiliyyah, then they employed it in their poems. The Noble Qur’an came and the noble Prophet’s Sunnah followed it by multiplying proverbs in some of their texts. Scholars have used it as a witness from Arabic grammar evidence, but I did not find before as far as I know who employed it A rhetorical witness in teaching Arabic rhetoric, knowing that he reached from rhetoric what other evidence has reached, in addition to being a brief speech that is easy to memorize and employ; So I thought it was important to invite him to be employed as a rhetorical witness and to shed light on his faces and his rhetorical significance.

     The research was divided after the summary in both Arabic and English and the introduction to topics and demands. The first topic dealt with: the definition of proverbs in language and idiom, the second topic: the history of proverbs, and the third: proverbs and rhetoric, and it is on the demands: the first requirement: the rhetoric of proverbs and their importance as rhetorical evidence, the second requirement: the parable The Qur’an and the Prophet and their rhetoric, the third requirement Books and studies on the rhetoric of proverbs, then a conclusion and recommendations.

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Published

10-03-2022

How to Cite

Employ Eloquent Arabic Proverbs in Rhetorical ‎Evidence. (2022). ALUSTATH JOURNAL FOR HUMAN AND SOCIAL SCIENCES, 61(1), 385-407. https://doi.org/10.36473/ujhss.v61i1.1918

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