المؤكد اللغوي غير الصناعي في التراث النحوي العربي : باب المنصوبات الفضلة نموذجا

الملخص EN

It caught my attention, while teaching the module of grammar and syntax for the second year Islamic Sciences; the repetition of the term (assertion) within a course concerning the accusative nouns.

At first glance, (assertion) is not a part of (accusative nouns).

Traditionally, it is placed within the section of (subordinates) along with the adjective, the conjunction, and the apposition.

Therefore, I was tempted to follow up this phenomenon in the section of (accusatives) and eight issues were raised within five sub-sections.

The afore mentioned issues were discussed in my article entitled: The linguistic nonartificial assertives in the section of grammatical accusatives.

The article is composed of an introduction allocated to explain the terms of the title; a body of the two parts: the first one defines the assertion and its purposes, and the section one is mainly for the study and statistics of (assertion) cases within the section of (accusatives).

Last, but not least, it involves a conclusion which is devoted for the important findings and recommendations.