Verbal harmony and its effect on the aesthetics of linguistic structures In Rumi's (Virtue) system
, ,June 2025 ,Pages 274-280
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Prof. Dr. Amir Rafiq Awla Al-Musaifi Al-Musaifi
10.17656/jzsb.12440
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Abstract
Sheikh Abd al-Rahim Al-Mawlawi, the author of the Al-Fadhila system in Islamic beliefs, wrote in a language of high performance, in terms of constructing structures and choosing words. He was carefulin collaborating words in an eloquent and beautiful manner in creating the system’s verses. Which made it eloquent in speech and beautiful in rhythm, dazzling minds and delighting souls.This makes it easier to memorize and easier to understand. This research attempts to shed light on the verbal homogeneity that was formed in this system, and its reflection on the aesthetics of its compositions, through homogeneity in the choice of homogeneous words, meters, morphological derivations, and parallel verbal structures. It deals with this through two axes, the first entitled: Verbal Homogeneity, and the second titled: Morphological Homogeneity.
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