أثر شعر القطامي (ت101ه)‎ في الاستدلال النحوي

Abstract EN

It is recognized by the grammarians that poetry is the largest encyclopedia of reasoning and rule rules.

Its value comes from the fact that our first grammarians made him second only to the Qur'an.

They even went further by interpreting what they understand from the Book of God.

They asserted the validity of the grammatical rule they derived from the Koran, as it is ongoing on the traditions of Arin their speech.

They identified four classes of people who protest their poetry, and our poet, Al Qatami, is from the second class of poets (Islamic poets) whom the grammarians collectively agreed on the permissibility of their poetry.

Therefore, their dictionaries and grammatical books came to convey his poetry to lay down a grammatical basis, or to infer the validity of what the grammarians went.

Not surprisingly, the lexicons explain the obscurity of his poetry.

They quoted more than eight hundred examples.

The grammarians followed their traces, from Sibawayh to the late, as well as what they quoted from the original evidence of phonological and morphological phenomena.