متغيرات المركب الشرطي و أثره في التواصل الخطابي : دراسة في خطاب الإمام الحسين (عليه السلام)‎

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Al-Husseini speech is a letter of guidance for people.

It is described as a means of guidance, a reminder of God's right on his creatures, and the right of His Messenger (PBUH) on the Muslims as it is cited in the Quran verse of (Mawada).

It remains a communicative speech by adopting all means of possible linguistic communication.

In this speech, we find many linguistic phenomena that may not be consistent with the standard language and grammatical rules.

It is sometimes classified by the linguists and grammarians as speech of necessity.

Necessity is not limited to poetry, but is also expressed in the spoken language, and in its system it appears more common.

It is also classified as the common language of the Arabian Peninsula, or be among the manifestations of the linguistic and grammatical phenomena of the alternative reading of the Qur'an texts, which was used by grammarians in directing many of the linguistic uses in which they saw an outgrowth of the standards that they had established.

The research explains the changes that appear in terms of the conditional structures where the value of the process of reporting rhetorical obligations of communication are formed for the purpose of influencing, persuading and provoking the recipient.