RETORIKA CERAMAH USTADZ K.H. ZAINUDDIN MZ

Abstrak

This research aims to describe the pattern of rhetoric in a patterned sequence of lectures cleric K.H. Zainuddin MZ. The theory used in this research is the theory of rhetoric about the sequence motif patterns by Jalaluddin Rachmat which includes about 5 stages patterned sequence. The type of this research was qualitative study by using descriptive method. Technique of data analysis were (1) identify and classify all content that has been recorded lectures (2) interpret all contents of lectures which have been classified (3) conclude based on the results of the analysis of the lecture. Based on the data analysis in a lecture cleric K.H. Zainuddin MZ found 5 stages patterned sequence that includes: The first, stage such attention “Assalamualaikum Wr.Wb, Alhamdulilah wasallatuwasalla muallarosullillah, Sayidinna muhammadini abdillah, Waallaalihi wasahbihi wamawalla amaba’du”. Second, stage needs such as “what is the relationship of Islam with freedom?. First, Islam has provided suggestions, encouragement, enthusiasm, excitement to our old people used to get up fight against the invaders". Third, such gratification stage "The freedom we enjoy is founded on the sweat, tears, blood and lives of our parents". Fourth, the stage of visualization such as "So we embody the spirit of togetherness for Indonesia tomorrow better than today. Aaminn ya rabbal alamin. Ingratitude towards independence by keeping the spirit of shared values. Unity, harmony and cohesion". Fifth, stage acts such as "Let's fill this independence, building the world but for the sake of the hereafter". Based on the research conducted, the data contained in the lecture cleric KH Zainuddin MZ amounts to 54 data about the sequence motif consisting of the attention as much as 5 Data stage, the stage of the needs of as many as 18 data, the satisfaction of as many as 22 stages of data, as much as 2 data visualization stage, the stage of action as much as 7 data.

Key words: Rhetoric, Lecture Ustadz K.H. Zainuddin MZ, Patterned Sequence Patterns