Name : Waad Tariq Alnasr Session: May 2023 Introduction Through education, individuals can break out of the cycle of poverty and build brighter futures for themselves and their loved ones. Shaikha Moza's commitment to education has had a profound impact on society, raising awareness of the value of education and inspiring others to take action in their communities. Her example shows how one person can make a difference and contribute to something that will benefit future generations. can build a bright future for Shaikha Moza's commitment to education has had a profound impact on society, raising awareness of the value of education and inspiring others to take action in their communities. Her example shows how one person …show more content…
It fosters an emotional connection between the reader and the story's characters and happenings. In the case of Shaikha Moza's speech, describing Moses as a young boy forced by events beyond his control to become a murderer is a potent and effective way to provoke strong feelings of sympathy and inspire empathy. Moses' experience is brought to life for the audience through Shaika Moza's use of descriptive terms like "lonely, hungry, frustrated, hopeless, without a sense of belonging." Shaikha Moza's speech motivates audiences by highlighting the human cost of conflict and violence Shaikha Moza's speech encourages viewers to ponder the impact of these issues and take action to prevent them. She was aiming to position herself as a trustworthy and dependable authority on the subject of aiding people by appealing to the audience's sense of ethics and morality. By positioning herself as a credible and authoritative voice, she is able to persuade and motivate her audience to take action which shows her use of the rhetorical device ethos in her speech. Shaikha Moza's statement also highlights the importance of education in providing stability and preventing individuals like Moses from experiencing hardship and difficulty. Furthermore, by stating that Moses is not the only one trapped in this precarious situation, Shaikha Moza is drawing attention to the fact that there are many others who face similar challenges due to a lack of access to education. By suggesting that education could have spared Moses and others from their injustices, she is implying that education is a key factor in enabling individuals to live stable and fulfilling lives. She repeats the word "precarious" to emphasize the instability and vulnerability that individuals like Moses face. By using repetition, she draws attention to the urgency and seriousness of the situation. The use of anaphora is