Quranic Rhetoric
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Eloquence
Glorification
Metaphor
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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
Antithesis (Tibaq) — Joining Two Opposites
Definition: Joining a thing and its opposite in speech — "He is the First and the Last, the Apparent and the Hidden."
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He Is the First and the Last, the Apparent and the Hidden — Most Comprehensive Description in Fewest Letters
Verse: "He is the First and the Last, the Apparent and the Hidden — and He is, of all things, Knowing." (57:3)
Double perfect…
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Faces That Day Radiant — The Contrast Between Judgment Day Faces
Verse: "Faces that day radiant — looking at their Lord. And faces that day grim — thinking that a catastrophe will befall them."…
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Positive Antithesis — "You Think Them Awake While They Are Asleep"
Positive antithesis: Joining two opposites both affirmed — without negating either. Differs from negative antithesis where one o…
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Antithesis Between Two Words — "He Gives Life and Causes Death" and "You Honor and You Humiliate"
Definition of Tibaq (antithesis):
Tibaq: combining a word and its opposite in speech. Positive tibaq: bringing opposites togeth…
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