The Significance of Resilience and Refrainment in Structural Sentences in the Holy Qur’an in the Command and Prohibition Forms: A Rhetorical Study

Abstract

Research Title: The Significance of Resilience and Refrainment in Structural Sentences in the Holy Qur’an in the Command and Prohibition Forms, a rhetorical study. Researcher name: Noura Mushabab Saeed Al-Qahtani. The main sections of the research: The research included an introduction and a preface, two chapters and a conclusion. The importance of the research: The importance of the research lies in the connection of the significance of repulsion and abstention in the constructive sentences in the two forms of command and prohibition in the Holy Qur’an, which is the pinnacle of eloquence and the pinnacle of statement and eloquence. Research Objectives: The research aimed to study the Qur'anic contexts related to the title Rhetorical Study to gain the honor of studies related to the Qur'anic aspect, to serve researchers and to enrich the scientific library with new scientific material. Study Approach: This research relied on the descriptive analytical approach, by collecting the verses of refusal and turning away in the two forms of command and prohibition, then describing aspects of their significance on the meaning of repulsion and turning away, then analyzing them in a rhetorical analysis that reveals their eloquence of meanings, statement, and wonderful. The most prominent results of the research: The abundance of the verses indicating resistance and abstention in the constructive sentences in the Holy Qur’an in the two forms of command and prohibition, whether in the concept, or in explicit words. The diversity of forms of refusal and abstention in one verse, so you find it a sign of heart repulsion, an indication of actual refusal, and a sign of verbal repulsion. The appearance of eloquent objection, appendix, and clear attention in the verses of rebellion, and the close connection between the verses of repulsion and refusal with the stories of the prophets, and the positions of their people towards their call.