People circulate morphological deletion in the structure of the word for non-substitution: what it is and its purpose - through the book (Al-Zahir fi maani kelmat el-nass) by Ibn Al-Anbari

Abstract

Objectives: Tracking the circulation of morphological deletion in the structure of words is important for understanding its purpose and the jurisprudence of Ibn al-Anbari. In his book, "Al-Zahir fi Maeani Kalimat alnaas," Ibn al-Anbari discusses the deletion of the hamza and non-hamza.

Methodos: It is the descriptive approach taken from the analysis as a tool for it; hence the description and analysis of the positions.

Results: Ibn al-Anbari was aware of the fate of people's words and their morphological interpretation and their relationship to meaning and context, while relying on the opinions of others and resorting to the Holy Qur'an, its qira'at and the words of the Arabs. It has been shown that the deletion of the hamza is to reduce the resulting weight of its difficult, and that the deletion in the structure of the word in the speech of people is the deletion of the thousand from the word ('ana'atan), the deletion of one of the two Ta'in or the statement of non-deletion in (tafaa,al-u), the deletion of a valid letter from the attributed diminutive, the deletion of elision, and the deletion Deleting the word “lam” as a “yā” or other than a “yā.” , in order to achieve a benefit related to the context.

Conclusions: Deletion contributes to the structure of the word for non-substitution in the circulation of speech between people. This omission is related to linguistic permissibility