The Aesthetic Parallelism In The Stories Of The Prophet’s Hadith
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This research examines the aesthetic of phonemic parallelism in the stories of the Prophet’s Hadith through explaining the ways in which phonemic parallelism works in these stories that start with the singular voice passing through the word up to the syntax and then revealing its aesthetic capabilities that were monitored through several creative models that show the harmony The musician and rhythmic of the listener, the viewer in the words of the Prophet of God - may God’s prayers and peace be upon him and his family - finds a clear phonemic harmony, working to ensure continuity of communication with the recipients in order to raise their attention, preaching and guidance, as well as teaching them a lot of lessons and wisdom, of good words and casting and the quality of her phraseology and composition to achieve the desired purpose.
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