ظاهرة الخروج عن الإعراب: شواهدها-خلاف العلماء فيها

Abstract EN

Scholars have agreed that the conjugation of words and the change of suprasegmental features at the end of non-defective words depending on its position is a core requirement to articulate standard Arabic.

This includes recitation of the Quran, articulation of the Prophet's (PBUH) sayings, poetry, rhetoric, and writing in Arabic.

They are resolute that this feature should not be ignored except for a mandatory justifiable reason.

Scholars-grammarians, linguists, and interpreters- have presented fifty eight quotes from Quranic readings, Prophet's sayings, and lines of poetry.

The suprasegmental features in some of the words was missing for no definable reason, agreed upon, for their deletion such as pausing, addition, elision.

They had different debates on these quotes; some accepted them, others refused to use them as a standard: some look at it as mandatory for poetry and others do not see any justification for it.

This research addresses all the debates mentioned above.