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What does not use words from the language only in exile | ||
| Journal of Research Diyala humanity | ||
| Article 1, Volume 0, Issue 49, 2017, Pages 248-275 | ||
| Author | ||
| abdullah hameed huseen | ||
| Abstract | ||
| The present paper examines a group of expressions in linguistic letters and ancient lexicographies as well as other language sources old scholars have agreed that these expressions are used in negation. Their use rather than negation, they admit, is a kind of solecism or rather deviation from eloquency Arabs are famous for. They have built their vision on the great number of eloquent true and correct texts such as the Holy Quran, prophet traditions, Arab poetry and Arabic proverbs, The methodology adopted in this paper is based on alphabetically arranging the expressions and terminologies to facilitate their investigation. Each of these expressions is put in its due position supported with the linguists’ opinions that prohibit that expression save in negation as its use in affirmative deviates from the famous Arab rhetoric. Their opinions are supported by eloquent texts. Then, we show the differences among these opinions and the reasons behind these differences as well as the justifications and evidences of each team using the tools of scientific research without a bias to one direction rather than the other with an objectivity into the examination of problems, justifications and evidences. The paper has used various sources according to the evidences mentioned by Arab linguists. These were not restricted to books of grammar and morphology, but tackled books about the Holy Quran and sciences of prophet traditions. | ||
| Keywords | ||
| A set of words and language of messages Almagamat old | ||
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