Alien in the Arabic Syntax

Prof. Dr. Ameen U. Geihan, Asst.

	Alien in the Arabic Syntax
AL-AMEED JOURNAL
Article 1, Volume 4, Issue 1, 2015, Pages 275-320
Author
Asst. Prof. Dr. Ameen U. Geihan
Abstract
ABSTRACT Here I endeavour to tackle the locus of the alien in the Arabic syntax through searching , studying , describing and explicating, so I trace such a term from the first Arabic books to observe the original decadence of its derivation to the late ones; I have recourse to the modernists to gain a transparent view for such an issue, if not well defined in the books of the first grammarians; the late ones were delimiting it; the study manifests that the alien is an independent part in the context and refers to a meaning but it loses an utterance or spirit nexus relevant to the speech, it comes closer to the causative relevant to the context through an utterance nexus as a pronoun. The alien could be singular and a sentence; one of the shades of the singular alien assimilated with the letter; it is an alien from the assimilated one since there is no nexus between them; they are changing; nothing could combine them but the letter assimilation is different from the assimilated ones that manifest the followed one by whole or by part. Besides, Al-Ghalt [the mistaken] substitute is considered as alien since there is no nexus with the substituted one; it is its difference whether or not this substitution appears for rhetoric or by mistake or by oblivion; it does manifest its followed one but it obliterates it to have its place. Separating the alien reveals the shades of the alien, the prevention exposes the rules of the alien separation; the alien separation prevents the added and the added to, the duplicated ones and what it does with, the gerund and its model; all in all, it prevents all separation between the maker and the made one.

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