Abstract
In
these humble, we present to our esteemed readers a brief overview of the life
of the poet and Sheikh, Ibrahim Niasse, son of alhaji Abdullahi al-kawlakhi. It
also involves aspects of “Ma’ani” the study of meaning for anyone seeking to
understand the speech of the Arabs must study rhetoric a discipline that
elucidates the nuances of language, ranging from literal to figurative
expression, and enables one to ensure speech aligns with the situation,
distinguish between various communicative contexts, and select the discourse
appropriate for each. The researchers selected this topic stylistic Devices of
Meaning in the Final Section of the “Mimiyyah” by Sheikh Ibrahim Niasse
al-kawlakh in Taysir al-wusul, An Analytical Rhetorical Study and, with God’s
guidance and assistance, conducted a rhetorical analytical methodology,
beginning with an examination of each verse individually outlining its general
meaning followed by an analysis to the rhetorical aspects pertaining to the
science of meanings “Ilmial-ma’ani”. It became evident to researchers, while
studying these verses, that the poetry of the Sheikh may Allah be pleased with
him encompasses topics related to the science of “al-ma’ani”
(semantics\rhetorical meaning). When you analyze the text rhetorically or read
it with a deliberate, appreciative eye you will uncover a wealth of rhetorical
insights and extract gams and pearls from its depths, the likes of which are
rarely found outside the works of the greatest literary masters and
rhetoricians. You will then truly grasp the significance of what we have
mentioned regarding the Sheikh’s lofty standing in Arabic rhetoric. In short,
anyone who examines the poet’s verses will realize that his poetry is
distinguished by the robustness of its diction and the strength of its ideas,
alongside ease of structure. Powerful expression, beauty of style, and
sincerity of emotion.
DOI: https://www.doi.10.57233/djfafais.2026.v22i01.028
author/Muhammad, M. S. and Harun, Y. M.
journal/Degel 22(1) | October 2026 |
