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Mohammad.Y. Khudhur
mohammad.y.k@tu.edu.iq
AbdulWahhab.H. Khalaf
mohammad.y.k@tu.edu.iq

Abstract

This research deals with an important term among the rhetoric terms, which is the term of enticement, which we did not see anyone presented it rhetorically in an independent research on the limits of our standing and following it, and as an attraction to the addressee with what affects and makes him feel comfortable, or what frightens and terrifies him before the surprising request of the addressee. It is a broad chapter, which contains a disposition of speech as a person disposes of


 his states and actions in a way that will benefit him


By extrapolation, it appears that this term has a concern in the verses of the Holy Qur’an and a place in them, as well as its purposes and methods that were distinguished in Allah’s Book, and how scholars interpreted the noble verses, and excelled in revealing this art in their interpretations, as well as books of rhetoric. Ibn al-Atheer is the first to refer to this Art, and he drew attention to it in the Book of Allah Almighty, explained and discussed the evidence that leads to many cases of rhetoric, how not when he deduced it from the Holy Qur’an.


Concerning the research plan, it dealt with a preface, two chapters, and a conclusion. Induction with graphic images from metaphor and a metaphor. The  second chapter deals with the occurrence of luring by structural methods of demand. The third chapter deals with the innovative methods of lure such as flirtation, deception, fallacy, fairness of the opponent and others. The conclusion contained the most important results that were extracted from the research.

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Khudhur, M., & Khalaf, A. (2022). Lure Method of Induction in the Qur’anic Statement. Journal of Tikrit University for Humanities, 29(1, 1), 110–138. https://doi.org/10.25130/jtuh.29.1.1.2022.07
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