The Rhetorical Impact of Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah’s Speeches

Abstract

Nasrallah believed that Islam provided a solution to societal ills. Islam is a faith that envisions a society capable of reform and community development. The populist approach Nasrallah used in running the company defined it. To convey his point of view, he depended on charm and subtle appeal. He spoke not in fire or intimidation. Instead, he struck me as careful, modest, and occasionally funny. Under his direction, Hezbollah also developed a sophisticated system of social assistance initiatives that enabled the group to acquire general grassroots support. This research aims to discuss the rhetorical strategies employed by Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, the Secretary-General of Hezbollah, in his speeches. By examining the linguistic and digressive features of his speeches, this study seeks to perceive how Nasrallah constructs his message, persuades his audience, and form public opinion .Also, this research deals with issues of Nasrallah’s power in shaping the public opinion and  his influences on political side of Lebanon and the Middle East. The Potential results of this research are included the analysis of Nasrallah’s speeches and understanding them especially the terms, metaphors, repetition of some sentences and emotional attractiveness.