أثر الأحاديث النبوية في صناعة المعاجم اللغوية و بناء القواعد النحوية

Abstract EN

The author's preaching was not in doubt, but the permission to narrate his hadiths in the sense, in addition to correcting al-Ajami's novel, made some of the grammarians reluctant to cite them.

The other is looking at the phenomenon from its origin and the face of the truth in it, and was able to prove that the hadeeth had reached us by the word, and that some hadiths were narrated in the sense of necessity with the great achievement of the change, because the narrator is required to be a master of the language It has become clear that transport in the sense is not limited to the hadiths only, but rather to the poetry and what has been corrected and distorted.

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As for the novel of Ajam, the scholars have permitted to explain the Sharia in their tongue to those who know about it.

Some authors claimed that the old grammarians refused to cite the Prophet's Hadith for violating grammatical rules.

We will attempt to present an analytical statistical study of the Hadiths in the most famous grammatical books in this paper.