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This article describes the structure of discourse that is formed from speech events in the discourse of dialogic da’wah (preaching). Data is obtained by nonparticipatory observation methods and record methods. Data analysis is based on the Birmingham School of Discourse Analysis theory. The findings include two transaction patterns and two exchange patterns. Two transaction patterns consist of informing transactions and eliciting transactions. The two patterns of exchanges are distinguished by a single exchange and complex exchange. In addition, information transactions are compiled from dai (preacher) information and elicitation transactions are arranged by mad'u elicitation. Keywords— dai, mad'u, transactions, elicitation, discourse structure

Discourse Structure of Dialogic Da’wah in the City of Surakarta