(الآن)‎ في الدرس النحوي

Abstract EN

contradicts all the adverbs of time when it come as indeclinable adverb made definite by prefixing it with al- (alef and lam in Arabic).

Any adverb prefixed with al- is declinable, and when it comes as an adverb of manner, then it shall be made definite.

As for nouns, it shall be made indefinite ones, and then made definite.

Ala'an (now) is one of the adverbs accompanying al- (The); it has no indefinite, for adverbs are always declinable and put in the accusative case, such as: I walked for a month, and fasted for a day, except for two adverbs; as they are indeclinable, namely: (Yesterday), and (now).

Grammarians differed widely in its building vowel, due to its contradiction with the rest of the adverbs.

The researcher has studied this adverb in topics as follows: First: The definite article and noun of (now).

Second: The building vowel of (now).

Third: The deviation of (now) from the adverbs.

Fourth: The declension of (now).

Fifth: The difference in the origin of A (alef) in (الآن-now).

Then, I drew a conclusion, summarizing the most important findings, and stated a list of sources and references.