فاعلية الحجة في القرآن الكريم

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The Qur'anic discourse is a distinctive argumentative speech, because it is a speech imposed by the time frame and the religious disturbances that society experienced at that time, which prevented its intellectual and social unity.

the holy Qur'an came as a persuasive heavenly message with its argumentative substance in order to shape and guide opinions towards the truth of monotheism and its consequent devotional practices.

and this can only be achieved through an argumentative speech that takes into account the various particularities that characterize the Arab society at that time.

perhaps the most important argument we can point to is the language chosen to communicate the message (Arabic) and its flexibility in drafting on the one hand and the diversity of rhetorical methods on the other hand, and argumentation is one of the mechanisms that it relied on to convince society to adopt the doctrine of monotheism.

different levels of reception are also a fertile area for argumentative discourse as a key characteristic of persuasive discourse.

what concerns us in this research paper is the study of argumentation through its deliberative field in the holy Quran, as it takes into account the requirements of the case of common knowledge, and situational and temporal orientations for the purpose of persuasion.

based on the extrapolation of these arguments in the Qur'anic discourse, relying on the descriptive analytical approach in an attempt to answer a set of questions : -what is the nature of argumentation in the Qur'anic discourse ?-.

-what are its most important models ? -and what are its principles in the Quranic dialogue? .