Semiotics(Crying) Lady Zahra (peace be upon her)

Abstract

Abstract

The importance of this research is summarized in the fact that crying is one of the universal human phenomena, as a phenomenon that has transcended the apparent natural emotional framework to other frameworks beyond that framework, including philosophical and historical frameworks. The research is represented in the semiotics of the crying of Lady Zahra (peace be upon her), in studying this communicative act (non-linguistic) issued by Lady Zahra (peace be upon her), especially that crying that issued from her in the presence of her father (may God’s prayers be upon him and his family) when he asked her to approach him to tell her something while he was in his illness in which God took him, so she cried when he whispered in her ear and then laughed when he whispered in her ear again, and here we are facing two contradictory and mysterious communicative acts at the same time, their ambiguity lies in the evidence of their coming together at the same time, in addition to the ambiguity of what the Messenger confided to his daughter of news and details related to it, so the research represents an attempt to define this semiotic act (non-linguistic) and an attempt to read it according to the data that the semiotic method provides us, especially what is known as (semiotics of communication) with what is adjacent (The act of crying) is one of the linguistic acts that came in conjunction with it, to form as a whole a semiotic reading through which it was possible to deduce a group of eternal human meanings and values ​​in the personality of Lady Zahra

(peace be upon her).