النقد النحوي عند ابن جناح القرطبي : قراءة في الأسس و الآليات كتاب المستلحق مثالا

Abstract EN

Ibn Janah al-Qurtubï adopted in his study of the Hebrew language a critical approach, reading the books of his sheikhs, explaining them and then criticizing them, making use of the Arabic grammatical heritage as a method.

This study tries to extract the foundations of Ibn Janah's grammatical criticism and its aspects, and the effect of eastern languages, especially Arabic, on its formulation.

The study, as it seems from the title, focuses on the book entitled al-Mustaqhaq in particular, as his sheikh Aba Zakaria Yahya bin Dawood al-Fassi, the well-known Bahauj, criticizes through the book of verbs with soft letters and the book of double-edged verbs, and seeks to approach key questions, including: Why did Ibn Janah base his grammatical project on criticism? What are its mechanisms? And how did he invest the Arabic language in reviewing the opinions of his sheikh and making sense of it?