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الملخص EN

This paper introduces three types of Prosodic phonemes in linguistic performance, Intonation, Stress, and Juncture, and discusses their concept and their structural and pragmatic employment.

In the Arabic Linguistic heritage and in modern linguistics studies.

It discusses indications that came in the Arabic Linguistic heritage that show their awareness of the effectiveness of the Prosodic performance, especially in the study of Quranic performance and its ability to distinguish between different meanings and emotions.

It also presentes the concept of intonation in linguistic studies, distinguishing between types of statement sentences, interrogative sentences, and conditional sentences, and also revealed the emotional and psychological states associated with speech, in addition to its function as an alternative component to the tool omitted from the sentence.

It introduces the concept of phonemic stress on word syllables, emphatic stress and emotional stress, and explains the importance of the word in its context.

Demonstrates the significance of Juncture, its structural importance and modality in distinguishing words, determining the type of style, and employing it in the discourse in a way that replaces a complete sentence of the stopping position and the accompanying tone.

It shows the types of Juncture and its structural and contextual importance in distinguishing words, specifying style type, and recalling non-spoken sentence and phrases.

This paper concludes with a discussion of Prosody from a pragmatic point of view that studies the language in use to arrive at the Semantic of the Utterences.

It carries an important dimension in the strategies of pragmatic discourse analysis, with its discursive components that are no less important than the lexical and synthetic Semantic.