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Therefore, simile was the most vivid and expressive art to express the Arabic environment in its different eras and areas.There are many forms and types of simile in pre-Islamic poetry and the early years of Islam, as well as in the Quran.These similes were used to depict the meaning in the best way possible and make the form more splendid.The Holy Quran's similes had an important impact on Arab speech.

Therefore, simile was the most vivid and expressive art to express the Arabic
environment in its different eras and areas. There are many forms and types of simile
in pre-Islamic poetry and the early years of Islam, as well as in the Quran. These
similes were used to depict the meaning in the best way possible and make the form
more splendid. The Holy Quran’s similes had an important impact on Arab speech.
Thus, poets used them in their poems and writers made them the foundation of their
depiction” (Al-Sagheer, 2004: 64). Here, there is a reference to the impact of simile
from two aspects: first, meaning and accuracy of depiction, which activates
imagination of the reader, and takes him to another atmosphere that he cannot see at
that moment at least but he is acquainted with it and has lived it before. The second
aspect is form; simile in their different types elevates speech, offering rhythmical
music to the sentence in the best way possible whether it was a single, compound,
multiple, or implicit simile (Al Sagheer, 2004).