A socio-pragmatic study of condemnation in lady Zainab's speech in the court of Yazid

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Condemnation of anger that stems from hatred, not just sadness, fear or disgust, is a "hostile" arrangement or a desire not only to avoid or prevent opposition, but also to harm, deprive or even destroy the thing or cause it to suffer the same fate.

This study attempts to investigate the act of condemnation in the speech of Sayyid Zeinab J in the court of the tyrant Yazid bin Muawiya from both the deliberative and moral perspectives.

According to this study, the study seeks to achieve the specific objectives of the study: the distinction between the verbal act "condemnation" and the related verbal verb "cursing" "deliberative", distinguishing the types of conviction used in the selected sample, identifying the parliamentary deliberative strategies used, In order to achieve the objectives of this study, the research adopts hypotheses such as: This study assumes that expressive and directional condemnation is used more frequently in the selected sample and that deliberative-linguistic strategies are the most widely used in selected samples.

To condemn "are the most common of the regulatory function in the selected sample.