The linguistic structure in the book "The General Wisdom of the Prophet" by Muhammad al-Rishahri

"This study, entitled 'Linguistic Structure in the Governance of the Greatest Prophet by Muhammad Rayshahr,' focuses on the prophetic language of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). The objective of this study is to identify the prominent stylistic and rhetorical features of the Prophet’s language, as well as the key vocabulary used, as it represents the pinnacle of human speech, second only to the Holy Quran and surpassing all other human speech. The study also aims to highlight the significant meanings shared between the Noble Hadith and the heavenly scriptures, in addition to understanding the structure of the Prophet’s speech and the extent to which the recipients are influenced by this structure." "The study is divided into an introduction and three chapters. The introduction covers the stylistic and rhetorical features of the Prophet Muhammad's Hadiths, along with a brief biography of the author. The first chapter focuses on word formation in the Prophet's speech, examining the structures of both triliteral and augmented verbs, as well as all noun structures. The second chapter examines sentence structure in the Prophet's traditions, analyzing both declarative and interrogative sentence structures. The third chapter presents a textual analysis of the Prophet's hadiths based on Robert de Beaugrande's textual standards. The most prominent finding indicates that the language of the Prophet Muhammad reflects the language of the Holy Quran. The Prophet incorporates Quranic meanings and reproduces them in a human language accessible to the recipients, demonstrating a highly st"This study, entitled 'Linguistic Structure in the Governance of the Greatest Prophet by Muhammad Rayshahr,' focuses on the prophetic language of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). The objective of this study is to identify the prominent stylistic and rhetorical features of the Prophet’s language, as well as the key vocabulary used, as it represents the pinnacle of human speech, second only to the Holy Quran and surpassing all other human speech. The study also aims to highlight the significant meanings shared between the Noble Hadith and the heavenly scriptures, in addition to understanding the structure of the Prophet’s speech and the extent to which the recipients are influenced by this structure." "The study is divided into an introduction and three chapters. The introduction covers the stylistic and rhetorical features of the Prophet Muhammad's Hadiths, along with a brief biography of the author. The first chapter focuses on word formation in the Prophet's speech, examining the structures of both triliteral and augmented verbs, as well as all noun structures. The second chapter examines sentence structure in the Prophet's traditions, analyzing both declarative and interrogative sentence structures. The third chapter presents a textual analysis of the Prophet's hadiths based on Robert de Beaugrande's textual standards. The most prominent finding indicates that the language of the Prophet Muhammad reflects the language of the Holy Quran. The Prophet incorporates Quranic meanings and reproduces them in a human language accessible to the recipients, demonstrating a highly structured linguistic form where meaning and wording perfectly harmonize". ructured linguistic form where meaning and wording perfectly harmonize".