Moral Rules in the Holy Qur an that affect Verbal Responses

The researcher, through out the present research, investigated different texts of the holy Qur an, in order to find out the moral rules which are involved within these texts. Then, to derive from these texts whatever can affect the style of the language that is chosen by the speakers who are in touch in one way or another to the Qur an. In other words: God puts, in the Qur an, rules which deal with all sides of humans life. One of these sides is the use of the language, which are sometimes employed directly and others indirectly. The duty of this research is to link these moral rules to the language (or verbal responses) that God evokes people to use through out His texts.This research is divided into two chapters: chapter one involves a general review of the morality of the holy Qur an and the morals of different personalities. For example: the morals of humans, God, prophet (p), Iblis, the dealing with other creatures…etc. All these element (and even more) are tackled in the holy Qur an. So, chapter one is an explanatory morals rather than a pure linguistic issue.Chapter two (which is a linguistic part) is a derivation of verbal behaviour from the holy texts of the Qur an. It may add some moral verbal responses to the speakers skill for using additional moderate responses towards different events.The research ends with a conclusion that sums up most of the linguistic rules that are concluded from the explanations and derivations of the holy texts. Whether they are awarded of or neglected, these linguistic rules would have a great effect on the language and verbal responses of the speakers