الشواهد الشعرية و أثرها في تقعيد القواعد النحوية : أشعار رؤبة بن العجاج إنموذجا

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Poetic evidence and its impact on the lifting of the rules of atheism "Ra'bah ibn al-Ajaj poetry is a model": Dr.

Ghazi Mutashar Hamza Al Badri General Directorate of Wasit Study Summary: Many researchers went to study the poets' works and their impact on the studies of voice, morphology, grammatical, semantic, and related methods.

They have created valuable research in this field, including most of it.

I have a strong tendency to study what is contrary to grammatical rule, , So the title was "Poetic evidence and its impact on the grammar) 337grammar" Rauba ibn al-Ajaj's poetry is a model "for what these poems are of value research suitable to our field of specialization in the fields of language and grammar and exchange, and signed an optional poems Raaba bin Ajaj, at In the field of linguistic and grammatical studies.

The preamble was summarized briefly, on the life of Raabah ibn al-Ajaj, in wh isich he mentioned his name, , his sur name, and an aspect of his life.

the first chapter topic under the title of the names, mentioning the evidence mentioned by the grammarians under this subject and the extent to which these poems match the grammatical base.

The second section was composed to show the acts in these poems, and it stood on the most important features in the extent of their conformity and violation In the field of linguistic and grammatical studies.

The preamble was summarized briefly, on the life of Raabah ibn al-Ajaj, in which he mentioned his name, his name, his name, and an aspect of his life.

Grammar and tribal languages.

The third topic of the study of the letters and what was published under the poems of Ruba bin al-Ajaj in terms of conformity with grammar rule and non-reference, based on the determination of grammatical provisions and aspects of the ArAfter I finished the study I followed it with a conclusion that included the most important findings I have reached through research.

She then provided a list of the sources and references she had provided in completing the study.

We concluded with the following conclusions: The Arabic language is the oldest living language, the most authentic and ancient, which gained the advantages and characteristics that made it one of the finest languages.

It is capable of keeping pace with life ogress, and keeping pace with prso as to provide its people with the sincere determination and determination to promote themselves and their language.

Ajaj was his -On them, Ruba bin alhair means to clarify the meanings, and identify and remove confusion and ambiguity.

It is known that each tribe has a home and territorial boundaries of its own, although some of the nomadic system and what it requires to travel has been known, and perhaps one of the causes of linguistic differences that may intensify the) الشواهد الشعريّة وأثرها في تقعيد القواعد النحويّة.

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) 333composition of different dialects, the existence of these communities in a separate country and This separation between Tamim and other tribes calls for linguistic differences.

The scholars paid attention to Burjas Raabah ibn al-Hajjaj, because of his grammatical, strange, and marginal structures, and it is not surprising that the narrator of the hadith of the Badia is stronger than his predecessors.

The grammatical measurement of a flexible mama did not stop at a certain point, and his testimony is not limited to the famous language.

The position of the grammarians did not differ from the poetry of Rabah, which was grammatically problematic.

The grammatical rules in their eyes were rarely drawn from them, but I found the most poetic poet to take the meaning and distance them from the burden.

Ruba's poetry was a unique encyclopaedia in linguistic and grammatical material, full of