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The chapters of this book revolve around the topic of speech, and "talking about speech" in Arab Islamic heritage. And the observer of this heritage with its various sciences and different literatures, undoubtedly realizes that most of the traditional knowledge was linked to speech as a concept and as a subject for research, codification, and theorizing. And when we consider our heritage, in its sciences related to language, sciences related to eloquent speech, and sciences related to religion, the science primarily focused on a verbal text, which is the Holy Quran, we understand to what extent the concept of speech has formed an epistemological axis in the heritage. And the goal of the book is not to specifically research the concept of speech, even though we have invoked this topic in the research. The goal is to research "talking about speech." And to clarify, we say that the main subject is the discourse of heritage about speech. That is, we are facing an initial subject, which is speech, and a second subject, which is "talking about speech." And in a third sense, speech is not the intention; the intention is the way in which the ancients spoke about speech.