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Root (r, f, m) in the study of Arabic semantic | ||
| Journal of Research Diyala humanity | ||
| Article 1, Volume 0, Issue 50, 2017, Pages 292-312 | ||
| Author | ||
| dhergham mahmood ahmed | ||
| Abstract | ||
| After this round of rapid language books and dictionaries and interpretation of the root (r, f, m), I found that fasting have known in the ancient Arabs before Islam: refraining from talking about food and marriage to other meanings. When Islam came, and select the fast by refraining from all that is known at the time of absolute at all times. And fasting is patience in the most important sense to refrain from it all, not only fast on the rights but to infect animals and inanimate objects as well, and was fast on its way. The section of the Arabs from using the word Havel (fasting) in the meaning of constipation is whether to speak or for food or to get married, but the name of their own no more than others. The split in the books of the fast interpretation of the fast talking, and fasting from things that came in the usual obligatory on these rights. And fasting is obligatory for all nations, past and present in all religions, as indicated by the verse ((fasting is prescribed for those before you, that ye may fear)) (1). | ||
| Keywords | ||
| roots; in the books; dictionaries and language interpretation | ||
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