Speech act theory in the noble Qur'an : Surat al Imran as an example

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Pragmatics emerges from the womb of analytical philosophy, in which a group of the most important and prominent deliberative concepts and theories emerged, such as towards the theory of speech acts.

The speech act theory is the central core of the deliberative approach.

The speech act theory has defined two stages, the first is the foundation stage for Austin and the maturity stage by Searle (Austin's student).

So that the speech act theory is concerned with studying the meaning and linking it to the context in which it was mentioned.

It means that every saying is an act that is achieved and accomplished in reality just by uttering it.

Surat Al Imran is studied to explain the speaking acts theory.

This research is important because it examines speech acts and their pragmatic purposes in the Quranic verses of Surat Al Imran in order to get a deeper comprehension of these passages.

Original texts for the interpretation of the source text include the Quran and its Tafsir volumes.

It was decided to analyse a large number of speech acts since they had never been examined pragmatically previously.

Additionally, the verses serve pragmatism in ways that are not explicitly stated in the text.

Source text intentionality was determined via qualitative content analysis by referencing widely known classical exegetical and rhetorical literature.

One of the findings is that the concepts of context and denominator are considered important elements in the deliberative study as a result of their effective role in the informative process.

Diversity of fulfilment purposes of orders and news.