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Based on the research results and discussion about directive speech acts of Arabic language used in Al-Quran, the following conclusions can be drawn: a) There are four forms of directive speech acts of Arabic language used in Alquran including imperative direct speech acts, declarative indirect speech acts, literal speech acts, and non-literal speech acts. b) The directive speech acts of Arabic language used in Al- Quran serve several functions, including to command, to prohibit, to advise, and to invite, as well as to show hopes, to remind, and to pray(supplications

Pragmatics Analysis:Arabic Directive Imperative Speech Acts Used in Alquran