آراء أبي موسى الجزولي (ت 607 هـ)‎ عند النحويين

Abstract EN

One of the blessings of the pilgrimage made by Issa bin Abdel Aziz, Al-Jazzouli, the Berber Al-Maghribi, took it by his nap from it in Egypt from Its scholar, the prominent linguist, the grammatical writer, Ibn Barri (582 AH), and upon his return to his country, he became prominent in Arabic and the readings.

He became one of the prose grammarians of the Islamic Maghreb at the end of the sixth century and the beginning of the seventh century AH.

Those who study this science came to it, preserving it and explaining it, so it became the first source of the opinions of Abu Musa al-Jazzuli transmitted by those who followed him.

My work in this research dealt briefly with the personality of the jouzouli as a human being and a scholar, and the introduction to (the jowial introduction in the grammar) was defined by it, then traced the echo of the man’s views to those influenced by him from among the grammarians, who was a transmuter or commentator only.

The owner of the millennium - Ibn Mu’ta (d.628 AH), ending with al-Shinqiti (d.

1331 AH), concluding with a series of results that appeared to me.