In this study, we tried to illuminate the grammatical and rhetorical terms in Abdul Qaher Al-Jurjani's book Secrets of Rhetoric and follow the development of these terms and concepts in terms of controlling their meaning and determining the extent of their stability for Abdul Qaher Al-Jurjani.

We relied on several sources, the most important of which are the books "Secrets of Rhetoric," "Dala'il Al-I'jaz fiIlm Al-Ma'ani," and "Al-I'jaz fiIlm Al-Ma'ani" by Abdul Qaher Al-Jurjani, as well as modern references.

The reasons for choosing this topic are significant, as it allows us to delve into the concept of the grammatical and rhetorical term and its integration in Abdul Qaher Al-Jurjani's work, a crucial aspect of our understanding of rhetoric.

Therefore, this study aims to follow the grammatical and rhetorical terms in Abdul Qaher and demonstrate the strength of their stability and maturity.

This research is structured comprehensively, with an introduction, three in-depth chapters, a conclusive summary, and a comprehensive list of sources, providing a thorough exploration of the topic.

Section One: Introduction to the book Secrets of Rhetoric and its author

Section Two: Grammar in the book Secrets of Rhetoric

Section Three: Rhetorical terminology in the book Secrets of Rhetoric.

Grammar, Rhetorical Terminology, Secrets of Rhetoric

Evidence of the Miracle in the Science of Semantics, Abu Bakr Abdul Qaher bin Abdul Rahman bin Muhammad Al-Farsi Al-Asl, Al-Jurjani Al-Dar (d. 471 AH), edited by: Mahmoud Muhammad Shaker Abu Faher, 3rd ed., Al-Madani Press in Cairo - Dar Al-Madani in Jeddah, 1413 AH - 1992 AD, p. 432.

Evidence of the Miracle in the Science of Semantics, previous source, p. 422.

The same source, p. 466.

The same source, p. 469.

Introduction to the Books of Abdul Qaher, Dr. Muhammad Muhammad Abu Musa, 1st ed., Wahba Library, Cairo, 1418 AH - 1998 AD, p. 143.

The same source, 145.

Introduction to the two books of Abdul Qaher, the previous source, 433.

Abdul Qaher Al-Jurjani, his rhetoric and criticism, Ahmad Matloub, 1st ed., Al-Matbouat Agency, Kuwait, 1393 AH - 1973 AD, p. 111.

Secrets of Rhetoric, Abu Bakr Abdul Qaher bin Abdul Rahman bin Muhammad Al-Farsi Al-Asl, Al-Jurjani Al-Dar (d. 471 AH), read and commented on by Mahmoud Muhammad Shaker, Al-Madani Press in Cairo, Al-Madani House in Jeddah, p. 77.

Secrets of Rhetoric, the previous source, p. 344.

Al-Bayan Al-Arabi, a historical technical study in the origins of Arabic rhetoric, Badawi Tabana, 2nd ed., Al-Risala Press, 1377 AH, 1958 AD, p. 71.

Arabic Rhetoric, Its History, Sources, Methods, Zayed, 4th ed., Maktabat al-Adab, Cairo, 1425 AH - 2004 AD, p. 88.

Surah al-Jumu'ah: Verse 5.

Secrets of Rhetoric, previous source, p. 399.

The same source, p. 405.

Secrets of Rhetoric, previous source, p. 423.

The same source, p. 433.

Arabic Rhetoric, Its History, Sources, Methods, previous source, p. 103.

Evidence of the Miracle, previous source, p. 7.

Secrets of Eloquence, previous source, p. 294.

See Kitab al-Sina'atayn, Abu Hilal al-Hasan ibn Abdullah ibn Sahl ibn Sa'id ibn Yahya ibn Mahran al-'Askari (d. around 395 AH), edited by Ali Muhammad al-Bajawi and Muhammad Abu al-Fadl Ibrahim, al-'Ansariyya Library - Beirut, 1419 AH, p. 177.

Evidence of the Miracle, previous source, p. 522.

Kitab al-Sina'atayn, previous source, p. 177.

See Evidence of the Miracle, previous source, p. 470.

Secrets of Eloquence, previous source, 1/68.

Introduction to the Books of Abd al-Qahir, previous source, p. 211.

Secrets of Eloquence, previous source, p. 65.

The same source, 316-317.

The same source, p. 412.

Secrets of Rhetoric, previous source, p. 395.