The Phonetic Study of Phoneme Spaces in “Supplication of Arafa”

The two significances of phonetics are in its examination of the semantic variety of sentences, and in its evaluation of the syntactic tone of language. The latter significance results in the evaluation of the aesthetics of sound and meaning in language since it surveys the ways consonants and vowels are repeated under phonic coordination. Furthermore, it also identifies certain meaning of language’s inductive power. Through its descriptive-analytical framework, the present research claims that the materialized phonetic balance and coordination of phoneme spaces in “Supplication of Arafa” lead to the emergence of a casual relationship in the supplication, and consequently help it gain phonetic melody and harmony. In this supplication, the phoneme spaces have strengthened the rhetoric features of the supplication, and facilitated the emergence of casual relationships; two aspects which are evident in any saying, writing or percept of the Imam (Peace Be Upon Him).