الخلاف في إعراب المؤول بالمصدر بعد حذف حرف الجر

Abstract EN

The interpreted masdar (a verbal noun) in Arabic is a noun interpreted from الحرف المصدري (an infinitive + verbal noun).

The infinitive Prepositions in Arabic are: u1 and its nominal sentence, كي ان, J, and L* followed by a verb.

The interpreted masdar (verbal noun) in Arabic is parsed like a singular noun, but it permits a preceding preposition to be omitted.

In this case, it either refers to the "accusative case" or "objective case", or both.

The grammarians have disagreed and had various judgments over this subject.

Judgments are ascribed wrongly to grammarians.

But this study tries to attribute these judgments to the real grammarians.

The approach of Al-Akhfash in accepting both aforementioned cases, i.e.

accusative and objective", as for the parsing of the interpreted masdar (verbal noun) in Arabic is selected for the purpose of expansion in semantics.