الخطاب الصوفي الشعبي: مقاربة تداولية

Abstract EN

The Sufi folklore "popular" discourse is characterized by a sense of individualism and a charge of belief; all that in the hope that its common language might achieve its goal in establishing a successful and lasting communicative relationship with its recipient, whether the latter is internally directed to the poet through the construction of poems (text level), or an external recipient receiving the poet's speech (oral level), as in the poet's live performance what we called "al Hadhra"-which is the tendency in Sufist literature.

the interaction that takes place between them is for objectives that are common to them, and that the poet (the sender) seeks to achieve by employing “Ālmqds Ālġyby” (holy invisible / unseen) (Allah) that surrounds the Sufi discourse.

in this research paper, we will approach this discourse from a pragmatic approach by examining the features of this discourse and the possibility of its pragmatic research, and a model for studying speech acts in it through the speech act "āld ʿāʾ / the prayer".