Analysis of the Emotional System of Discourse in the Holy Quran in the Light of Garms Theory (Case Study: Verses 30 of the Holy Quran)

This article examines the emotional system of discourse in selected verses from volume 30 of the Holy Quran. The discourse approach considers language productions as a function of a process in which many semantic-semantic factors are involved. Types of discourse systems from Garms's point of view are: active, prescriptive, inductive or persuasive, emotional and tension and eventual discourse systems. Literary discourse is a fluid flow in which the interaction of two cognitive and emotional species causes the production of meaning that the uncertainty of meaning and its evolution is due to the stressful process of discourse. In this article, we examine the production and perception of meaning in part 30 of the Holy Quran, relying on the emotional system of discourse. Therefore, approaches such as: We have examined emotion, action, and stillness in the text of selected verses. This research has been done by descriptive-analytical method. The analysis of the emotional system of the verse discourse indicates that all the constituent elements of the emotional discourse produce two concepts; A: Teaching the program of religion and worship B: Transmitting the hegemonic discourse of God's legitimacy and oneness