قراءة أبي مجلز : دراسة نحوية دلالية

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presented in this research Abu Mijlaz recitation and studied it from the syntactic and semantic aspect.

This research has been divided into an introduction, preface and six topics, then the conclusion, that includes the most important findings and recommendations, then the technical indexes.

Introduction: I presented in it the importance of the topic due to its connection with the Noble Qur’an and its recitations, just as the recitation of Abu Mijlaz has an impact on some issues of different opinions and selections.

Then I presented in the preface the biography of Abu Mijlaz: his name, title, appellation, position, status of his reading, his death and that his reading is of the odd readings.

Then I studied some of his readings in the first topic from the syntactic and semantic aspect and divided them into the chapters of Arabic syntax, and in the second section I presented the frequency of some readings between first and second speaking, or between third and second speaking and demonstrative noun.

And I discussed in the third section the subject and its annullers, and Ipresented the nominative through primacy, and that (Anna) is of the series of (Inna) and reducing the Hamza of Inna.

The fourth topic: I presented some issues related to the verb and verbal noun, and it has four topics: The first topic: attribution of the verb to an apparent subject, and the second topic is: putting the object before the verb and the third topic is: the entry of the lam of (Talab) request to the present tense of the addressed and in the fourth topic I presented verbal noun (hayhat).

As for the fifth topic, I discussed in it the conjunction and in the sixth topic I presented (Alaa) the particle of inauguration.

Then came the most important findings and recommendations, and the most prominent of which was the role of Abu Mijlaz’s reading in some issues of syntactic difference of opinion and selection, and some famous scholars chose it for its conformity in some aspects to the reading of some Companions.

One of the most prominent recommendations was the importance of studying Abu Mijlaz from some other linguistic aspects, such as the phonemic and morphological aspect.