موقف نحاة طور النشأة من الشاهد القرآني

Abstract EN

A grammar reference is a text adopted by grammarians to prove the validity of grammatical rules, one of the most important of such references being the Holy Quran.

This research paper investigates the premise that early grammarians did not resort to Quranic verses as the grammatical foundation.

In the first gramma- tical century around the years 40-150 hijri they considered it a neutral text in terms of its grammatical influence, which leads to a topic that could potentially reveal the extent Of founding grammarians' objectiveness.

Despite the fact that researchers have never received publications from this era, research has sought to bring together the work of its grammarians and has sought to review the characteristics Of later publications in order to support this hypothesis.

This research paper includes an introduction, two areas of research and a conclusion.

The first area investigates the founders' viewpoint on the role of the reference in interpreting the Quran as it presents a primary representation of the grammar reference.

The second section of the research investigates the research hypothesis and evidence supporting it and any potential contradictions to it.

Finally, the conclusion covers the main findings of the research.