Deletion in the Style of Address The Poetry of Sheikh Ahmad ibn Zain al-Din al-Ahsa'i (as an Example)

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Abstract:

This study aims to elucidate the phenomenon of deletion through the style of address in the poetry of Sheikh Ahmad ibn Zain al-Din al-Ahsa'i. Address is one of the imperative creative styles, and the most prominent one, due to its psychological relevance to both the speaker and the listener. Deletion is a stylistic phenomenon that accompanies the style of address, deviating from its original meaning to serve multiple purposes that are not structurally syntactic in nature. Here, the role of rhetoricians becomes evident as they join the efforts of grammarians in exploring the structures of address for rhetorical purposes. Poets and creative individuals have found in these forms and conditions an outlet through which they express their various issues, aiming to achieve the desired objective determined by the context and the indicator. This is done to draw the recipient's attention to the importance of the discourse accompanying the address, through the deletion of the address term, the addressee, or other means.