This book provides an in-depth pragmatic study of the argumentative structure within Juz' Amma, the final part of the Holy Quran. Author Rawan Abdullah Al-Kara'in meticulously analyzes the rhetorical and persuasive techniques employed in its short surahs. The study explores how these chapters construct compelling arguments to convey their divine messages, addressing both the intellect and the emotions of the audience. It delves into the linguistic mechanisms, such as speech acts, implicatures, and rhetorical devices, that form the persuasive framework of this significant portion of the Quran, offering fresh insights into its textual coherence and profound impact.