The Quranic Eloquence in the Tafsir of Al-Zamakhshari

Overview of the book "Quranic Rhetoric: In the Interpretation of Al-Zamakhshari and Its Impact on Rhetorical Studies" This book revolves around the eloquence of Al-Kashaf, which is the culmination of a distinguished stage in rhetorical studies. Al-Kashaf is a book authored by Al-Sakkaki in the science of rhetoric, and the rhetorical issues addressed in the book are characterized by their simplicity for the mind and ease of understanding. Al-Sakkaki received most of his knowledge in the book from the works of Al-Zamakhshari and his science, and the clear influence of Al-Zamakhshari is evident in Al-Sakkaki’s Al-Kashaf. The author studied rhetorical analysis in Al-Kashaf as well as the foundational rhetorical principles it relied upon, which Al-Kashaf extended until this book appeared. It is considered a precise methodology for studying and analyzing literary texts, exploring their sources of strength and impact, as well as in the history of rhetoric and the Arabic text. The book studies literary rhetoric in the Quran through the interpretation of Al-Zamakhshari and its influence on other studies that addressed the interpretation of the Quran, specifically in Al-Kashaf by Al-Sakkaki, which the author focused on in particular and adopted as a methodology for his writing. Author: Muhammad Abu Musa Publisher: Waha Library - Cairo Edition number: 3 Year of printing: 2017 Number of pages: 751 Number of volumes: 1 Binding type: Artistic hardcover Paper type: White Printing colors: Single color ISBN: 9789772254491 **Quranic Rhetoric in the Interpretation of Al-Zamakhshari** Dr. Muhammad Hussein Abu Musa discusses in this book the rhetoric of Al-Kashaf, a book authored by Al-Sakkaki in the science of rhetoric. The author studies in this book the rhetorical analysis before Al-Kashaf, the system in Al-Kashaf, the examination of vocabulary to understand sentence structure, the understanding of sentences, the understanding of images and forms, and the colors of Badi (rhetorical embellishment). After that, the book covers Al-Kashaf in rhetorical studies, its impact on the School of the Key, the Proverb, the book Karamah, and other contributions. It addresses a rhetorical problem, which it discussed with ease and mastery, and it was clear that Al-Sakkaki’s knowledge in the book was derived from the works of Al-Zamakhshari, and the influence of Al-Zamakhshari’s science is evident in Al-Kashaf.