Deleting the Conditional Sentence and the Answer to the Condition in the Holy Qur’an, Al_sabe Al_tiwal as a model

Abstract

The Arabic language is the best language and its sciences are the highest sciences. How could it not? It is the language in which the Holy Qur’an was revealed and learning it is obligatory for us, and this is what religious scholars see because it is the duty of every person to learn the matters of his religion, and a person cannot know his religion except by knowing the Arabic language, and what is not the obligation to be fulfilled without it is obligatory.

Therefore, I decided to make this research employ the Arabic language in the service of the Holy Qur’an by explaining the places of deletion of the conditional sentence and its answer, citing the necessary Qur’anic evidenc.

I divided the research into two papers, starting with the introduction and ending with the conclusion.

As for the amendment, I explained the meaning of deletion and how to delete.

As for the first section, it searches for the function of clarifying the collective deletion of the dash and the deletion in it, with mention of Qur’anic examples of the seven throughout all parts.

As for the second section, it is devoted to clarifying the deletion collectively, and it was the participation of the first two sales deletion, in addition to the penalty that is obligatory, the penalty is necessarily deleted, and it is officially permissible, because of what was found from the Qur’anic representative.

I appended these two requirements with a warning in which I mentioned the permissibility of deleting the conditional response sentence and the conditional verb sentence together from speech.

In what I presented, I followed the opinions of scholars in the most famous grammatical books, so I chose from the books the main sources in Arabic grammar. As for the conclusion, I made it a statement of the most important results of the research. I mentioned in my research what needs mentioning, and I gave weight to what I considered to be more likely.