أثر المنطق في الاستدلال النحوي

Abstract EN

External Factors and Grammatical Inference Arabic grammar is based for the most part on logic and philosophy, which makes it a platform for engaging the mind in dialectic issues based on inference and proof to attest an outcome, or rescind it and find an alternative.

This is evident in the points of controversy among grammar scholars from all walks of life, and it is what classifiers of controversial issues, such as Anbari and Abkari, embodied in their publications.

Based on these concepts; this research – “External Factors and Grammatical Inference” – comes to shed light on external factors and how they affect grammatical inference.

We chose to study logic as an external factor, how it influenced the deductions of Kufi and Busri grammar scholars, shedding light on their grammar laws and how Anbari relied on intellectual reasoning to rationalize their provisions and prove the validity of their doctrines.

The research also seeks to shed light on their inference approach in a spectrum of reasoning proof and legacy denotations.