The mission of stylistics is to represent the aesthetic aspects of the text, and the researchers seek to extract meaningful linguistic and literary points. Discourse stylistics based on the thought of Michel Foucault is a view of the relationship between the content of the text and the outside of the text, which examines how speech is formed in terms of syntactic style and speech elements and analyzes the expressive ways of the speaker. In this research, an attempt has been made to use a descriptive-analytical method, while explaining how the concepts are conveyed, the appropriate effect of the audience on how the verses of Surah Toor are arranged and the purposes of their objection based on Michel Foucault's discourse stylistic components. The findings show that the most frequent verbal action is the explicit action, which consists of 30 verses out of 49 verses of this surah. This is because God the Almighty seeks to awaken and guide the audience, and for this reason, he defeats them with successive questions in the form of basic grammatical action, defeating his enlightening arguments. Carefully in three verses 45, 46 and 47, we find that according to the intensity of the stubbornness of the polytheists and the appropriateness of their condition, God dealt with them with a basic grammatical action. Therefore, the goal is to lead them to inner reason and transformation with love and patience. In verse 45, he tells the Prophet to leave them alone until their death. This command is in line with the persuasive action. In verse 46, he describes the day on which the polytheists are to be punished, so this verse seeks to create an intellectual shock and awareness, while also having an explicit action