Glorious Quran and Divine Family: Dialogic Pragmatics in Social Valves

Abstract

The current research focuses on dialogic pragmatics in social valves, which are disclosed through various pragmatic techniques. It primarily seeks to clarify the variations in dialogic pragmatism in some selected Quranic verses from Surah Al-Isra that contain a social valve and how Allah Almighty commands us to worship not only him but also our parents. The study's corpus evaluates the applicability of dialectical relevance by containing many speech events, stories, and conversations and explaining the significance of appraising the speaker intending from the speaker rather than the hearer, as well as the double role of the (speaker-hearer). To summarise, this work proposes that pragmatic theories reflect dialogic pragmatics and relevance dialogic, which should be considered vital components of dialogic research for demonstrating various social valves.