Prophetic methods in religious invitation and argumentation

In verse 125 of Surah An-Nahl, God asks the Prophet (PBUH) to use three methods to invite people to Islam: Wisdom, good advice and good debate. Some have considered these three methods to be consistent with the three common arguments in logic (argument, rhetoric, and controversy); But there are differences between them. Wisdom in the Qur'an is a strong and unbreakable word that includes the goodness and happiness of human beings, and its realm includes theoretical and practical wisdom; Whether or not logical certainty is useful, but in the argument of the term in logic, there is certainty in a special sense. A good advice is a speech or behavior that encourages others to make a practical commitment to the true religion. Accordingly, the Qur'anic invitation, while having a wisdom, is also an example of invitation with the method of good advice, so it will be different from the common sermon in logic. The purpose of logical argument is to overcome the enemy, but the purpose of "good argument" is to clarify the truth and guide the other side. Another point is the method of using the three Qur'anic methods. The role of the best argument in the call to Islam is secondary to opponents, and there is a connection between wisdom and good advice - in terms of the status of prophethood and prophetic invitation