عبارة الفراء في قياس وزن مصادر الفعل الثلاثي المجرد و سماعها بين النص و المعنى

Abstract EN

Many of those who wrote on the topic of derived nouns in the past and present attributes an expression to Al-Farra’ that the narrated with different narrations.

They also argued that he was the one who initiated a second school of thought in the problem of analogy and hearing for the derived nouns of trilateral verb form.

The study reveals that some writers made his statement as evidence without any effort to verify its authenticity to attribute such statement to him.

The alleged statement of Al-Farra’ was that he allows analogy absolutely in derived nouns of trilateral verb form.

The study intends to trace and examine the origin of this opinion that was attributed to Al-Farra’ in the books of the linguists who did mention it in their works.

The study will look into the similarities and differences of between these works in quoting the view.

The study takes on the descriptive and analytical method.

Among the most important conclusions of this is that Al-Farra’ was found not to have used analogy on all the chapters of trilateral verb form as claimed but he restricted analogy to be void of hearing, making his view similar with the majority of the scholars, thus he was not initiating his own school of thought as claimed by many.