Speech Acts Theory in the Two Sermons of (Sayada. Zeinab ( Peace be upon her (|Parallelism Reading )

Natheer Beari AQl-Hasani, Adil; Prof.Dr,; Talib Musa, Amad; Asst.Lectur,

	Speech Acts Theory in the Two Sermons of (Sayada. Zeinab ( Peace be upon her (\|Parallelism Reading )
AL-AMEED JOURNAL
Article 1, Volume 6, Issue 3, 2017, Pages 23-76
Authors
Adil Natheer Beari AQl-Hasani; ; Amad Talib Musa;
Abstract
The current study tackles the two sermons of sayada. Zeinab , the first happened when she repaired to Kufa in a caravan as slave in 61 Hijra and encompassed by soldiers , pondered over the tears of the Kufa people , hearkening to their weeping , never got convinced with the hollow ostentation and conveyed her words to them all. Yet the second sermon takes place in Levant , Yazid meeting, in the face of the dictator of the Umayyad people with his entourage and other people from different religions , Sayada. Zeinab summons herself with virtue to defeat proudly vice after experiencing the deeds of Yazid . Though there is no parity between the two poles, the two sermons float into surface with transparency ,eloquence and the religious and political gestures to refute the unjust under sordid circumstances and most fatal dangers. The study manifests the ways in which the language gests exploited in these sermons in light of the speech acts theory invented by the philosopher Osteen (1960) and then developed at the hand of his student Sirel (19698) , such a theory is regarded as the most important one in pragmatics . The research paper observes the impact of the speech acts and the style on the sermons. Structurally accounting, the study defines the theory ; concept and parts, takes certain excerpts from the sermons to be explicated in terms of the four speech acts components : locutionary act, illocutionary act , and perlocutionary act , and elucidates the impact of the verb on creating the speech act along with the performance force running in line with the category of the fifth speech acts : directives, assertives, declaratives , expressives and comissives .

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