عوامل التأثير في الدرس الصوتي العربي الحديث

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his study aims to root the most important basic detectives in the modern Arabic audio study, in which it is noted that it was a mixed composition between the traces of the ancient scholars who laid the building blocks for the Arabic sound study, and this is shown by the efforts of khalil bin Ahmed, Sibweh and Ibn Janie And Ibn Sina as well as the efforts of the scholars of intonation.

Among the new offerings introduced by the new speakers are: Ibrahim Anis, Kamal Basher, Abderrahmane Ayoub and Ahmed Mokhtar Omar.

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And other mathematicians, apparently, have employed the theories of European scholars through the works of Bergstrasse, Jean Cantino, Firth, William Jones and others, by applying a rigorous scientific approach based on modern methods.