قراءة في الجهود النحوية للعلماء الجزائريين : قراءة في كتاب ارتقاء السيادة في علم أصول النحو ليحيى الشاوي

Abstract EN

The origins of Arabic grammar 'means the foundations on which this was built in its issues and applications, and the minds of the sculptor were directed in their opinions and controversy, and their writings were like arteries that supply the body with blood and vitality', and Ibn al-Sarraj (316H) was the first to study this science in his famous book 'Origins', and Ibn Al-jini (392H) included an array of research on the origins of grammar.

Ibn al-Anbari (577H) singled out two valuable messages for this science, the first entitled 'Strangeness in the Controversy of Expression' and the second with evidence in the origins of grammar, that Al- soyouti (911H), the author of 'Proposal in Grammar', the last book of that century, used.

After the interruption of authorship in the science of grammar, for more than a century, appeared in existence a distinguished Algerian scholar who wrote a book entitled 'The Rise of Sovereignty in the Science of Arab Grammar', in a court phrase, and the style of its brevity, derived its material from the most reliable Arabic sources written in this regard, and included a number of linguistic detectives, in addition to the central thesis (grammar origins).