أصالة علم الأصوات (الفونولوجيا، و الفونيتيك)‎ في التراث اللغوي العربي

Abstract EN

Undoubtedly, every nation wants the common sciences at a certain time to be sciences rooted in it and related to its identity.

The Arab, which made the Westerners recognize it The ancient scholars of the Arabic language gave great importance to the sound, among them the great scholar Ibn Jinni in his definition of the language by saying: “As for its limits, they are the sounds with which every people expresses their purposes” (Ibn Jinni, al-Khasiyas, (I 4), Egyptian General Book Authority, Egypt , part 1, p.

33).

This does not differ much from de Saussure›s definition of language, as «a social product of the faculty of the tongue and a set of necessary traditions adopted by a society, to help its members practice this faculty, and whatever it is, recent studies have produced many contemporary phonetic terms that seem to be new, but all A term that has an extension in the Arab heritage.