Image in Moneqe Sermon of Imam Ali (as) Based on SeyyidQutb's Theory with an Emphasis on Rhythm

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ABBASIAN SUSAN; SHAKIB MAHMOOD; GHASEMI HAJIABADI LEILA

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Journal: AFAQ AL-HADARAH AL-ISLAMIYYAH (HORIZONS OF ISLAMIC CIVILIZATION) Year:2019 | Volume:22 | Issue:1 Page(s): 191-219

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Image in Moneqe Sermon of Imam Ali (as) Based on SeyyidQutb's Theory with an Emphasis on Rhythm

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ABBASIAN SUSAN | SHAKIB MAHMOOD | GHASEMI HAJIABADI LEILA | Issue Writer Certificate

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Moneqe sermonQ1

imageQ1

rhythmQ1

Ibn NaqeQ1

Abstract

image is an art by which words reflect meaning musically, exciting hearers' imagination and influencing their emotions. Moneqe sermon is one of the four sermons collected by Ibn Naqe Kufi in the Appendix of Nahjolbalaghe. This research tries to examine the images and paramount elements in this sermon and how they are displayed using an analytical-descriptive method and based on Sayyid Qutb's theory. The images are depicted by rhythmic sentences. Their music and rhythm correspond to the atmosphere prevailing in each section of the sermon, altering with the change of the subject and having ups and downs, strength and weakness, and slowness and quickness. When the subject is about God, sentences are short, inspiring quickness in God's verbs. When it is about human, sentences are long, evoking a sense of human weakness. In regard to the events beyond human will, sentences are as short as a verb, being a reminder of how quick they occur, which, in turn, cause an increase in hearers' fear. The repetition of words in each section is in accordance with the subject. Figures of speech have been more widely used in creating images than figures of eloquence.

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ABBASIAN, SUSAN, SHAKIB, MAHMOOD, & GHASEMI HAJIABADI, LEILA. (2019). Image in Moneqe Sermon of Imam Ali (as) Based on SeyyidQutb's Theory with an Emphasis on Rhythm. AFAQ AL-HADARAH AL-ISLAMIYYAH (HORIZONS OF ISLAMIC CIVILIZATION), 22(1 ), 191-219. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/393956/en

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ABBASIAN SUSAN, SHAKIB MAHMOOD, GHASEMI HAJIABADI LEILA. Image in Moneqe Sermon of Imam Ali (as) Based on SeyyidQutb's Theory with an Emphasis on Rhythm. AFAQ AL-HADARAH AL-ISLAMIYYAH (HORIZONS OF ISLAMIC CIVILIZATION)[Internet]. 2019;22(1 ):191-219. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/393956/en

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SUSAN ABBASIAN, MAHMOOD SHAKIB, and LEILA GHASEMI HAJIABADI, “Image in Moneqe Sermon of Imam Ali (as) Based on SeyyidQutb's Theory with an Emphasis on Rhythm,” AFAQ AL-HADARAH AL-ISLAMIYYAH (HORIZONS OF ISLAMIC CIVILIZATION), vol. 22, no. 1 , pp. 191–219, 2019, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/393956/en

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