The topic of textual thresholds is one of the most important topics that has received extensive research in recent times, given their importance in identifying textual texts and unlocking their creative secrets. Thresholds constitute procedural keys that contribute to decoding the textual corpus and uncovering its connotations. Their selection reflects a conscious and influential intention on the part of the author. The title (Thraya al-Text), with all its connotations and types, intertwines with other thresholds and influences them through an effective dialogue that contributes to the interrogation of texts and enhances their significance at the level of structure, formation, and purpose. We chose the semiotic approach to approach the topic of thresholds, as it is one of the most consistent and appropriate critical approaches to approach the topic of thresholds, as it contains tools that help us understand textual signals. This research relied on many Arabic sources that enriched and established the research, including: Semiotics and Titling by Jamil Hamdaoui; The Thresholds of Jenit: From Text to Source by Abdelhak Belabed; The Theory of the Title: An Interpretive Adventure in the Affairs of the Textual Threshold by Khaled Hussein Hussein; Textual Thresholds in the Stories of Nashed Samir Al-Basha by Dr. Narjes Khalaf Asaad; The Semiotics of the Title by Bassam Musa Qatous; and the MA thesis by Ruwa Saad, entitled (Titling in the Poetry of Rushdi Al-Amel 1934-1991).