The repetition of Quranic stories is one of the most prominent stylistic phenomena, carrying profound rhetorical dimensions and lofty spiritual values. This study explores the aesthetics of reception in the repeated narration of the story of Prophet Musa (Moses), peace be upon him, examining how repetition enhances rhetorical impact and reinforces meanings for the audience. The study highlights the multiple functions of repetition, such as emphasizing faith-based values, showcasing dramatic transformations in events, and creating a renewed emotional and spiritual effect on the reader.

Repetition, Quranic stories, rhetoric, spiritual impact, Story of Musa, reception, linguistic miracle.