Explanation of the signs of the miraculous for Al-Jurjani 1-2

Explanation of the Evidence of Miracles by Al-Jurjani Book Title: Explanation of the Evidence of Miracles by Imam Abdulqahir Al-Jurjani, who died in 471 AH Author: Dr. Muhammad Ibrahim Abdulaziz Shadi Edition: Second 1434 AH Number of Volumes: 2 Material: Suede Publisher: Alam Al-Thaqafa for Printing, Publishing, and Distribution The book "Evidence of Miracles" is one of Al-Jurjani's most important works in rhetoric and criticism, aiming to clarify the evidence that makes the Quran miraculous in terms of language, clarity, meanings, amplification, analogy, and other forms of eloquence. Al-Jurjani uses these evidences not only as artistic decoration but as a confirmation of the Quran's uniqueness, and that its eloquence is not merely tools but a play of the mind, meaning, stance, and feeling. What is included in Dr. Shadi's explanation: 1. Interpretation and clarification of Al-Jurjani's language. Dr. Shadi presents the original text of "Evidence of Miracles" and then explains it in contemporary language, clarifying the meaning of rhetorical terms that an ordinary reader or students might not know, such as amplification, rhyme, metaphor, analogy, etc. 2. Critical and analytical commentary. He does not just present the text but includes explanations of observations: what is correct from the previous work, what can be reviewed or clarified more, or perhaps needs confirmation or modification—especially from a theoretical perspective or regarding the understanding of the texts. 3. Examples. He uses examples from the Quran, sometimes from poetry and proverbs, to demonstrate how the evidences mentioned by Al-Jurjani manifest practically, helping the reader connect theory with application. 4. Organization and structure. The explanation is systematically organized: it begins with an introductory preface to the topic, then follows the discussions of the evidence of miracles according to Al-Jurjani's arrangement, with emphasis on the weak points, and additions from modern scholars. Style and Approach: An academic method combining traditional rhetoric with the understanding of the contemporary researcher, without unstudied assumptions. His style is clear and precise, with efforts to simplify concepts, but without reducing or neglecting details. Most researchers cover the comprehensive evidence of miracles without incomplete abbreviations. Very useful for students of the Arabic language, criticism, literature, Islamic studies, and rhetoricians. It combines authenticity (the text of Al-Jurjani), an intermediate explanation (that the reader today can understand).