ما استشهد به النحاة من شعر تميم بن أبي مقبل رضي الله عنه على المستوى النحوي و الصرفي : عرضا و دراسة

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The Poetic Evidence is the most important thing that scholars invoked in establishing the Arabic grammatical rules, starting with the early eras as in Sibawayh's book and passing through the different eras.

Some prophets companions like Ibn Abbas, in his interpretation of the Qur’an, relied on the poetic evidence.

Many authors followed the approach of Ibn Abbas, such as Al-Fara' in his book "The Meaning of the Qur'an", and Al-Nahhas in his book "The Grammatical Aspects of the Qur'an" This study gains its importance from the poetry evidences that are the basis of the study in general, and the poetry of the companion: Tamim bin Ubai in particular, due to the eloquence that he owns, in addition to being one of the most important poets whose scholars invoked his poetry as proof.

This study handled a text that is considered one of the most correct and eloquent texts among Arabic texts.

This study aims to identify the citations the scholars cited from Tamim bin Ubai poetry in a way that supports their grammatical and morphological rules and then study the issue that was cited and discussing it according to the opinions and sayings of the scholars The study concluded that Tamim bin Ubai poetry contains an apparent phenomenon that require to be studied, and that some of his poetic evidence is a matter of disagreements among scholars, and the research has shown that.