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Arabic rhetoric
البلاغة العربية
Author: عبد الرحمن بن حسن حَبَنَّكَة الميداني الدمشقي (المتوفى: 1425هـ) (d. 1425)
About this work
يتناول كتاب "البلاغة العربية" لمحمد عبد الرحمن حبنكة الميداني موضوعات البلاغة والأدب من خلال مناقشة الغرض من دراسة علوم البلاغة، وتحليل الأهداف من الكلام، وشرح أسس البلاغة العالية والأدب الرفيع في ثلاثة فصول مستقلة. يركز الكتاب على الجوانب الفنية للبلاغة مثل الفصاحة والجمال في الكلام، ويدرس علم المعاني من خلال تقسيم الجملة العربية وتحليل عناصرها، مع استكشاف ظواهر البلاغة كالقصر ونظام التلاؤم في الكلام.
Translation
The book “Arabic Rhetoric” by Muhammad Abd al-Rahman Habankah al-Maidani deals with the topics of rhetoric and literature by discussing the purpose of studying the sciences of rhetoric, analyzing the goals of speech, and explaining the foundations of high rhetoric and high literature in three independent chapters. The book focuses on the technical aspects of rhetoric, such as eloquence and beauty in speech, and studies semantics by dividing the Arabic sentence and analyzing its elements, while exploring rhetorical phenomena such as shortening and the system of harmony in speech.
Topics covered
- Introduction to the book
- General introductions
- (1) The purpose of studying rhetoric and literature
- (2) Analytical views on the purpose of speech
- The foundations of high rhetoric and high literature and their explanation
- Chapter One: Beauty in speech
- Chapter Two: Eloquence - Eloquence in language
- Chapter Three: Rhetoric - Rhetoric in language
- “The Science of Meanings” Part One: An Introduction to the Science of Meanings
- Chapter One: Introductions to the word and sentence
- Chapter Two: Sentence structure in the Arabic language and its division
- Chapter Three: The declarative sentence and its circumstances
- Chapter Four: The structural sentence and its sections
- “Semantics” Part Two: Conditions of the elements of the sentence
- Chapter One: General Introductions
- Chapter Two: Mention and Deletion
- Chapter Three: Advancement and Delay
- Chapter Four: Indefiniteness and definition
- Chapter Five: Restriction and non-restriction
- Chapter Six: Deviating from the apparent requirements
- “Science of Meanings” Part Three: Palace
- (1) Definition of minors
- (2) Sections of palaces according to the conditions of the minor and the minor
- (3) The pillars of the palace
- (4) Sections of palaces according to the circumstances of the person to whom the speech is directed
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