الأخطاء اللّغوية الشائعة تغير لغوي أم لحن ؟

Abstract EN

This article discusses the phenomenon of linguistic variation in natural languages as the other social phenomena such as customs, traditions, foods, drinks and clothing.

The point is to illustrate that, contrary to what has always been thought, linguistic variation at the different levels of Arabic language, including phonetic, morphological, syntactic, and semantic, is not a mistake.

This is underpinned by the assumption that language is a social phenomenon; therefore, the correct scientific method of dealing with this linguistic phenomenon is to try to put the new rules in accordance with language variation in each era, not the practice of linguistic repression or linguistic censorship.