Explanation of grammatical methods

Explanation of grammatical methods by Mohamed Abdel Shafi Makawi Book explaining grammatical methods One of the few books dedicated to grammatical methods authored by a writer, the book is 695 pages. This book benefits those who want to study rhetoric, as it is a correct introduction to the study of the science of meanings, and is very useful for those who want to uncover the secrets of grammatical methods. The book contains a detailed explanation of fifteen grammatical methods, with many examples and applications from the Holy Quran. The book is divided into an introduction, two chapters, and a conclusion. First chapter: Grammatical methods with a declarative sentence: First method: Emphasis method. Second method: Exception method. Third method: Restriction method. Fourth method: Specialization method. Fifth method: Cutting method. Sixth method: Negation method. Seventh method: Conditional method. Eighth method: Introduction and postponement. Ninth method: Mention and omission. Second chapter: Grammatical methods with an imperative sentence: First method: Request method, divided into eight sections as follows: - First section: Command. - Second section: Prohibition. - Third section: Diminution. - Fourth section: Presentation. - Fifth section: Taming. - Sixth section: Hope. - Seventh section: Inquiry. - Eighth section: Calling, including sub-methods such as (tarkheem, seeking help, and lamentation). Second method: Wonder method. Third method: Praise and blame methods. Fourth method: Warning and temptation methods. Much effort was made in the book to explain all these methods in a distinctive way, with many applications from the Holy Quran and others. After finishing reading the book, you will be able to distinguish between all these methods, understand them correctly, apply them, and extract them from any text in the world.