This research addresses the 'methods of construction' (أساليب الإنشاء) in 'Sharh al-Muyassar li Sahih al-Bukhari' by Sheikh Muhammad Ali al-Sabuni, and it elaborates on the most important rhetorical purposes mentioned by the Sheikh in his book. These methods of construction include: - **Command (الأمر)** - **Prohibition (النهي)** - **Interrogation (الاستفهام)** - **Vocative (النداء)** - **Wish (التمني)** These methods are part of the Arabic rhetoric, specifically within the domain of 'ilm al-ma'ani (science of meanings) and 'ilm al-insha' (science of composition), particularly in the category of 'al-insha' al-talabi' (the compositional style of request or petition). The research begins by defining 'al-insha' (composition) in both linguistic and technical terms. It then explains the methods of construction mentioned in 'Sharh al-Muyassar,' including: The study aims to provide a detailed understanding of these rhetorical styles as they are applied in the commentary on Sahih al-Bukhari by Sheikh Muhammad Ali al-Sabuni.
الشريط الجانبي للمقالة
محتوى المقالة الرئيسي
الملخص
إن هذا البحث يتناول (أساليب الإنشاء) في الشرح الميسر لصحيح البخاري للشيخ محمد علي الصابوني وبيان أهم الأغراض البلاغية التي ذكرها الشيخ في كتابه بشكل مفصل, إذ تندرج ضمن أساليب الإنشاء الأساليب الآتية: (الأمر, والنهي, والاستفهام, والنداء, والتمني), وهي ضمن سلم البلاغة العربية في علم المعاني ـــ الإنشاء الطلبي, فدرس هذا البحث تعريف الإنشاء في اللغة والاصطلاح, ثم بيان أساليب الإنشاء التي وردت في الشرح الميسر, ومنها: (الأمر, والنهي, والاستفهام, والنداء), فتناول البحث تعريف الأمر في اللغة والاصطلاح مع بيان أهم أغراض الأمر البلاغية, وتعريف النهي في اللغة والاصطلاح مع بيان أهم أغراض النهي البلاغية, وتعريف الاستفهام في اللغة والاصطلاح مع بيان أهم أغراض الاستفهام البلاغية, وتعريف النداء في اللغة والاصطلاح مع بيان أهم أغراض النداء البلاغية.
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