منع العامل من العمل فيما قبله في النحو العربي : نماذج من الأفعال و الأسماء و الحروف

Abstract EN

This research attempts to reach one of the issues of the factor theory in Arabic grammar, that theory that occupied the linguistic lesson for centuries and is still replete with mysteries and subtle issues, through which it can be traced to confirm the importance of this theory, the completeness of its investigations, and the accuracy of its foundations.

The research topic is (preventing the (amel) from working before him).

The factor is either a verb, a noun, or a letter, and these factors may take precedence over the action, towards your saying: I hit zaid, and zaid I hit.

However, one who looks at the books of grammar notices the repetition of a sentence (not working in what preceded it), hence the idea of this research.

What are the factors that do not work before? What is the reason for preventing her from working before her? Is there a grammatical or semantic effect of this prohibition? It became clear that these factors are many and varied, and the causes of preventing them are different.

Therefore, the researcher chose to represent these (awamel) that did not work before them by showing examples of verbs, nouns and letters that do not work before them, or prevent the (amel) from working before him.

With an explanation of the cause of prevention, and the effect of prevention.