Grammatical affectation in past tense verbs according to the arabized of the Holy Qur’an
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https://doi.org/10.66026/ytm7cg11Keywords:
Affectation، Grammar، Past tense verbs، The parsing، Inflectional phenomena.Abstract
The grammatical lesson is of great importance in preserving and sustaining the Arabic language، and our grammatical heritage is full of dozens of terms indicating the chapters of grammar and its issues. With the development of the grammatical lesson and the proliferation of works dealing with disagreement، the terms indicating the criteria for accepting and rejecting directives have varied، and among these terms is (affection); It has been mentioned frequently in books of grammar and parsing، especially books of parsing of the Holy Qur’an، and it is considered one of the criteria for weighting among grammarians، especially the later ones. Orientation may be acceptable if it is far from affectation، and it may be rejected if it is stigmatized. In order to achieve those goals and objectives، my study included affectation. Grammar in Past tense verbs according to the compilers of the Holy Qur’an، and it was based on four axes: defining the term grammatical affectation، the origin of the parsing of the Holy Qur’an، grammatical affectation in Past tense verbs according، and the article was concluded with a conclusion in which I recorded the most important findings of the research.
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