Munzer bin Saeed Al Balouti Sermon (died in355 A.H.). An Argumentative Pragmatic Approac

Abstract

This paper seeks to penetrate the exciting world of party speeches by analysing the speech of Judge Munzer bin Saeed Al Balouti, who delivered it in the court of "Caliph Abdul Rehman Al-Nasser"; In commemoration of the arrival of the apostles of the King of Rome, Constantine Ben Leon, the owner of Constantinople. Through it, I wanted to reveal the communication's rhetoric, and the aspects of the arguments in this sermon, in which he sought to convince the sergeants of the exalted role played by the successor Abdul Rehman Al-Nasser". I tracked the linguistic and rhetorical mechanisms in this speech, and made clear the aesthetic secrets and semantic functions of the masterpieces, coupled with the arguments and supported in the expression of intent.                               The paper reached several conclusions, most notably: Munzer bin Said Al-Balouti's familiarity with the origins of rhetoric and persuasion, focusing on the pleasurable and persuasive aspects; The first side relied on some language and communication procedures. The other relied on progressive use of compelling arguments and evidence; In order to influence the subjects and help them. In addition to making sure that his sermon includes an intoxicated stereotype, he is a threatening and promising message addressed to the owners of the fringe and the foam; In order not to encroach upon themselves, they fought pitched battles against this unnamed ruler. He confirmed his persuasive arguments and evidence through several mechanisms, the most important of which is: the citation of arguments; It is one of the effective means of persuasion, especially in relation to the Holy Quran, which represents the highest grades of persuasive arguments.