تداخل اللهجة بلحن العامة : إصلاح المنطق أنموذجا

Abstract EN

The dialects considers among the linguistic issues barbed ancient or modern and the ancient alerted for its linguistic value and role to build linguistic construct and the dialects has proceeded with the tone side by side-general tone-considering that geographical and social determinants distinguish between what is the dialects and tone however those determinants didn't strict frequently, until the dialects interfered with general tone and it became difficult to distinguish between it and it mentioned from the beginning of lesson linguistic and the following research highlights on the aslah el mantk book and it showed the interference between the dialects and tone .

hence, this research aimed to clarify this interference between the two concepts within the book aslah el mantk perspective, and a statement of the focus of this book on dialects and languages of the Arabs, not on the mistakes and tone of the common people, as is common among researchers and scholars, as the two concepts are often mixed up with Ibn al-Sikkit, by monitoring the concept “language” which means the dialect, and the concept “public” which means general tone, and monitoring the uses mentioned by Ibn al-Sikkit without attributing them to the dialect or the language, and the research concluded that there is interference between the two concepts, Ibn al-Sikkit also declared the languages that he took and included in his book and it was another use of such form which he is talking about and he says it is the language of Tamim, or the language of the Hijaz, or only says language, and this is common in his book, and more often than not, these sides are languages of the Arabs, the using side is very little attributed to the public, some of the usage which is attributed to the public, after research and investigation, appeared to be an audible language from Arabs, not an impurity.

it also appeared through the examples that were cited that Ibn al-Sikkit's book is a book about Arab dialects and languages more than a book about general tone and their linguistic mistakes, because most of the examples mentioned by Ibn al-Sikkit are from languages.