Quranic Rhetoric
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Eloquence
Glorification
Metaphor
Figurative Speech
Antithesis
Antithetical Parallelism
Emphasis
Restriction
Iltifat
Paronomasia
I'jaz
Quranic Address
Explicitness
Separation & Conjunction
Oath
Morphology
Allegory
Non-declarative
Ilm al-Badi'
Brevity & Expansion
Fronting & Postponing
Style & Diction
Genitive Construction
Stories
Metonymy
Style & Diction
Qiraat
Choice
Vocative
Simile
Implicit Simile
Antithetical Parallelism
Interrogation
Parables
Incitement & Warning
Style & Diction
Repetition
Deviation from the Apparent
Separation & Conjunction
Laff & Nashr
Equation
Verse-end Cadence
Command & Prohibition
Circumstantial Clause
Al-Muqabala — Extended Antithesis Across Sentences
Definition: Two or more things mentioned then each is paired with its opposite in order.
Beautiful Quranic example: "As for …
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Extended Antithesis — "As for Him Who Gives, Is Pious, and Affirms the Good" with Its Opposite
Definition of extended antithesis: Basic antithesis: two meanings opposite their two counterparts. Extended: three or more meani…
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Antithesis Between Two Sentences — Whoever Does an Atom of Good Sees It / Evil Sees It
Difference between tibaq and muqabala:
Tibaq: between two words. Muqabala: between two or more sentences — each sentence agains…
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