البعد الإقناعي لأسلوبي القص و الحوار في الخطاب القصصي القرآني : سورة أل عمران أنموذجا

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The Quranic text is miraculous at all levels -formal and substantive- Being the discourse of the lord of all the worlds,in which many ways of«elbaian»( the manifestation)are included consequently , methods of research and study have been multiplified which tried and still try to uncover its miraculous features and to reveal secrets of its systems.

In this context,the Qur'anic story is one of those miraculous features.

The one who practices the Qur'an finds that he relied on the method of cutting very much,as I singled out the single sura, as we find it in the folds of the wall.

On the whole, Quranic stories have been linked to news about the conditions of past nations and previous prophecies.

But this does not mean it is just a narrative of historical events, or simply a pleasure of souls, because the purpose is to deepen meditation and take the lesson order to guide, this has made it distinct stories in the way of drafting, narrating events, presenting characters, and drawing time and space.

One of the methods of this formulation is the construction of the method of dialogue,which is manifested in défferentforms,such as self-dialogue,bilateral dialogue,dialogue between the messenger and his people,or between the prophets and the angels.

The Qur'anic story is seen as one of the most effective methods of persuasion in influencing action.Thus,theQuranic stories has got pragmatic dimensions in the Qur'anic discourse.

If we talk about the strategy of persuasion, we mean persuasion with argumentation,where argumentation are a deliberate process in it self to influence the recipient and convince him, given the language and mean savailable mechanisms.

Therefore, we are trying through this article to reveal the most important strategies of persuasion that we find in the quranic narrative discourse mainly in the Surat Al-Imran? How does it appear? What is itseffeciency in producing the pragmatic effect which are the influence and the persuasion?