The methods of speech, their secrets and mysteries 2/1

The methods of speech, their secrets, and their hidden meanings. This book revolves around the methods of speech and the secrets, mysteries, connotations, and inner meanings that may be hidden at first glance for many of us. How many hidden meanings do we miss due to our lack of knowledge of linguistic methods of speech? Sometimes apparent praise is blame, blame is praise, advice is wrong, and calling to God is repulsive. Silence is a trait except for the truth, speech is a calamity except in goodness, and superiority is a blessing. Anger is a curse except in God, boldness is either rudeness or courage, gloating is either blameworthy or praiseworthy, and pointing out mistakes is a mistake. Threatening and warning can be either encouragement or deterrence, rudeness is always repulsive, and incitement is evil wherever it occurs. And so on. Perhaps in this book, there is something that benefits people and broadens their understanding of speech methods in our sometimes complex daily lives, which are filled with contradictions, desires, joys, and annoyances. People's ways of speaking and language are broad because they are diverse—different races, minds, temperaments, thoughts, interests, ambitions, greed, tendencies, desires, and various cultures. This has enriched the content of the book with many and diverse methods, making its compilation possible in the first place. And may it fulfill its intended benefit from its two parts, and God knows best. The book consists of two successive, integrated parts. Each part is placed in a separate volume so that the reader can choose to read one part if they wish, or combine them both because neither is dependent on the other in terms of discussion, styles, or content. Each part forms a set of methods independent of the other, except for limited references to methods discussed earlier in the first part. Others are discussed later in the second part. Dr. Hassan Saeed Ghazala, a faculty member in the Department of English Language at the College of Social Sciences, Umm Al-Qura University in Mecca, for more than 22 years. He is a professor of style and translation, and has published 27 books and 55 research papers, most of which are in the field of translation and then style. He is the author of the comprehensive series of university books on translation, consisting of 10 volumes (3,219 pages). He also authored the dictionaries of verbal collocations in English-Arabic (2007, Dar Al-Ilm for Millions) and verbal collocations and contextual phrases (2014, Lebanon Library). Additionally, he authored the Dictionary of Stylistics and Rhetoric in English-Arabic-English (2000, Ilga Valina), and has translated works between Arabic and English.