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Title الشواهد الشعرية في كتاب "سر صناعة الإعراب"(دراسة تحليلية لغوية)

Author(s) Abul Bashar

Abstract "An analytical and lexical study of the poetic evidences in the book "Sirro Sana'atil-eiraab The abundance of poetic citations in Arabic linguistic books indicates that the study of the Arabic language has, from the very beginning, been based on poetic evidence. Several traditions demonstrate that the Companions of the Prophet (PBUH) referred to pre-Islamic poetry for the interpretation and explanation of Quranic words. The book "Tafseer Ghareeb ul Quran" by Abdullah bin Abbas serves as clear evidence of this, as he used the poetry of pre-Islamic poets to interpret and explain the Quranic verses. In later periods, this trend expanded, and the use of poetic evidence extended to all branches of Arabic linguistics, including morphology, grammar, semantics, and rhetoric. This thesis presents a research study on the poetic citations found in "Sirru Sana'atil-Prib", a renowned work by Ibn Jinni. Considered one of the most authentic sources of poetic evidence after "Al-Kitab" by Imam Sibawayh, this book contains over 700 verses as references. In this research, we have attempted to analyze Ibn Jinni's method of using poetic evidence, the linguistic issues he resolved through poetic citations, and the sources of these references. The dissertation consists of a preface, three chapters, and a conclusion: • The Preface introduces the book "Sirru Saila' atil-PrAb" , highlights the sources of Ibn Jinni's poetic references, and explains his methodology regarding the use of poetic evidence. • The first chapter covers morphological poetic evidence presented by Ibn Jinni • The second chapter discusses grammatical poetic evidence in detail. • The third chapter provides an in-depth analysis of semantic poetic evidence. • In the conclusion, the researcher presents the findings of the study.

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Language Arabic

Publication Date 2025-03-11

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