الفنقالة: المواقف والصيغ في قواعد اللغة العربية (Arabic)

Alfanqalah: Positions and Formulas in Arabic Grammar. (English)

Al-fanqalah is a term derived from the linguistic structure, (If you say, I would say) in addition to other formats. we spotted in the study thirty five formations for thirty one grammarians. Al-fanqalah was chosen to be our study focus because it was a chosen approach for justifying viewpoints in a specific era in the golden age in Arabic history during the argument between different grammar schools, yet we have not seen any studies dealing with this approach in details: that's why this study may be authentic in grammarian and morphological studies. The study includes the positions of Al-fanqalah and its different formats in two different researches: The first in grammar and the second in morphology. In the first research, the study of Al-fanqalah and its connotations was covered in seven volumes, where the grammatical points related to Al-fanqalah according to (Sebaoua) index of parts of speech starting with noun, verb and letters. Then in each part we discussed the formats of Al-fanqalah and its connotations. After that we ordered the following parts: first (Al marfoa'at), (Al majroorats) and styles, whereas in the second research, we covered the order according to morphology then verbs' types, formations, and minimizing forms. The most remarkable outcomes are: pointing out (Al-fanqalah) in thirty five formats varied from the first pronoun, the addressed and the unknown in two different results either assumptions, which means that the question raised by the grammarian has not been asked before, or the grammarian asked a real existing question. The recommendations in this study are focusing on the importance of searching deeply in the argumentative styles in grammar and morphology in general and in particular the controversial grammar issues, where grammar approaches presented a pioneering model. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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