Abstract

In this research, we will look at the most prominent pilgrimage features that came in the sermons of Imam Al-Zaki Al-Mujtaba Al-Hasan bin Ali, peace be upon them, and it will have three topics:
The first topic: Pilgrims through Aetus: I mean by it what Aristotle terms the Aetus argument, in which the pilgrim employs everything that contributes within rhetorical rhetoric to send an image of the orator towards the addressee.
 The second topic: Al-Hajjajiah links:
They are specific tools between a definition or two arguments, and each definition is assigned a specific part within the strategic argument, and among these links are:
First: the links of argumentative reasoning, such as: (because, and the reasoning lam, and the prepositional lam, and ki, etc.).
Second: Argumentative conjunctions such as: (But, but, but).
The third topic: the Hajjaji factor:
The argumentative factor is one of the basic concepts that emerged from argumentative research, as it is considered a directing force inherent in the language that works to intensify the efforts of argumentationists in the language by identifying the argumentative tools of the discourse in the context in which it participates. The argumentative factor can be limited to two things:
First: the factor of certainty or reliability, such as (oath, exception negation, but).
Second: The factor of approximation or doubt, such as: (almost, and claimed).