The speeches of the Algerian Muslim Scholars Association have formed an intellectual, directive, and influential educational legacy on society, calling for its reform and guidance within the framework of the Quranic text and the noble Prophetic tradition. These speeches have attracted linguistic studies, especially contemporary ones. Among the speeches of the association are those of Sheikh El-Bachir Ibrahim, which have been a significant reference in the educational, directive, intellectual, and political contexts. In terms of discourse analysis, there are indications of its types and roles in achieving the discursive framework and interrogating the deep structure of the discourse, highlighting its social dimensions in Sheikh Mohamed El-Bachir Ibrahim's speech. How available are these indicators in the discourse? How did these indicators contribute to achieving linguistic proficiency and discourse structure? Did they play a prominent role in achieving communication between the sender and the recipient? How did these indicators affect the recipient?

Speech, Scholars Association, Guidance, Reform, Study, Discursive, Indicators, Dimensions, Social.