CRITICISM OF OPINIONS ON THE STATUS OF ARABIC GRAMMAR AMONG ARABSALMAFEUL ALMUTLAQ 'AQSAMUH WA'AHAMIYATUH FI ALDIRASAT ALNAHWIA

Abstract

 

(Absolute effect) an important section of the Arabic grammar, and has an effective role in the overall structure. The Arabic phrase is not obsolete, as this type of style is widely scattered in the Holy Quran, Hadith and the Arabic language. Because it has a significant place in the formulation of Arabic structures, and because of its relation to rhetorical significance, it is necessary to know the contexts in which the absolute effect is used, because its use in its place causes a defect in meaning. Absolute effect is the established source. The source is the source of the Arabic words, and the language expanded, and grew and exploded methods, and entangled meanings, which is the basis of language and the origin of derivatives, has been linked to the important understanding of the Koran and texts and grew his knowledge in the passengers of the interpreters and on their shoulders, as they follow the various meanings and its ramifications proliferated in the midst Explanations of the meanings of downloading and stand on the provisions of their texts. From here the idea of ​​research emerged, as I wanted to refer to the sources of this pure science, to consolidate the ring of the most important constituents, and to identify the concept and objectives and purposes, and characteristics and characteristics, and follow the problems and phenomena. Arabic and other Arabic schools are in dire need of advanced pedagogical approaches, specialized studies, and rigorous research on grammatical subjects so that the reader can understand them in a deep and precise way. It is from this principle that the oldest of the scholars and readers in the research, I hope to be a thoroughbred fulfills the purpose of the comprehensive presentation of the applications of this method in our linguistic life were guided by the use of the Quran in use to make the Quranic standard practical application in our language.