Hajajite Speech Mechanisms In The Ataite Wisdoms Texts For Ibn Ata'a Allah

Abstract

#This study aimed to explore the Hajajite construction characteristics in the Ataite wisdoms texts for Ibn Ata'a being guiding and educational. The objective is to introduce behavioral guid- ance that behave man and make him delicate. It also interprets for him many mysterious facts which he faces, and which may appear disturbing while really have implied goodness. This study was conducted due to the Hajajite values found, a blend of fine linguistics and philosophy. For the devotee's path requiring devotion and giving up life's lures and temptations, a thing that may be undesirable for human beings' psyche tends to desire and lures, the mechanisms of building the guiding discourse should have Hajajite inductive tools that help the reception of man and lead to a change in his thoughts and beliefs towards his whims and desires, then his behavior and deeds. The study utilized, in its treatments of the Hajajite mechanism in these wisdoms, from the evidences of al-Hajaj theory and modern linguistics. The Hajajite mechanisms appeared clearly in a number of Linguistic and rhetorical tools of Hajite vision, in addition to the special competencies it has and the other elements it has in the so- fist discourse; beginning from Skeikh's status through the text's writer with its discourse proper- ties, ending up with the other elements, which largely contribute to directing the discourse semiot- ics and preparing for the reception of such discourse. The nature of the study required considering two sub-titles which are of significance for the study: 1. The theory of al-Hajaj (for the classicist and modernists) 2. The Hajajites instruements in the wisdoms (Linguistical and rhetorical) A theoretical background was introduced regarding the term of al-Hajaj, and its lexical and contextual meaning. A general review of the structural wisdoms was also introduced. The study concludes with a set of finding regarding the nature of using the Hajajite wisedoms.