نشأة الدراسات الصوتية وتطورها عند العرب

الملخص EN

Since ancient times, the sacred books of all nations and peoples and in various civilizations have been a place in which the energies and efforts of all scholars and researchers, including linguists, clerics and others, are focused.

at the forefront of these books was the "holy Qur'an", which the Arabs witnessed in the second half of the first Hijri century, as it caused a radical development that touched various fields, especially linguistic ones.

therefore, the aim of this study lies in: an attempt to identify the most important linguistic aspect, which is the "phonetic aspect".

this is done by trying to identify the most important stations of the origination and development of phonology among the ancient and modern Arabs.

there is no doubt that the phonetic level is the first thing that stands in the way of the researcher during his access to the depths of his study, because the sounds have been touched upon by a series of Arab scholars, who have devoted tremendous efforts to serve them and developed at their hands, so their efforts resulted in very accurate and original results that they had the advantage of being ahead of.

in it, and these results were written for eternity to this day, the modernists did not deviate from it.