The grammatical evaluative rulings rejected by Abu Ali al-Farsi (d.377AH)

Abstract

      The Arab scholars made prominent efforts in Arabic grammar and their efforts became prominent in their works, including Al-Farsi, that grammarian who was distinguished by his understanding and diversity of perceptions, as I showed in this research the evaluative rulings used by a scholar who served Arabic. This research entitled (The rejected grammatical evaluative rulings of Abu Ali Al-Farsi (d. 377 AH) came to address the subject of the rejected grammatical rulings, and one of the most important justifications for this research was that Abu Ali Al-Farsi used the rejected rulings frequently as evaluative rulings on the grammatical overlaps that violated analogy, and I did not see anyone who was biased towards a specific school of thought, as he rules on the grammatical ruling according to hearing and analogy, so the research plan came in two chapters preceded by an introduction, so the grammarians issued different rulings and multiple expressions indicating that a grammatical structure is incorrect, and they ruled on them according to their rejection, some of which were criticism of the structure and some of which were rejected with a definitive rejection. Kingdom of Saudi Arabia) |There are two types of rejected rulings: the first type: rulings that are rejected with a non-definitive rejection, and the second type: rulings that are rejected with a definitive rejection...