The necessity of omission in the graduations of grammarians in the book “Daa’ir al-Sha’ar” by Ibn Asfour

Abstract

The study aimed to identify the necessity of omission in the graduations of grammarians in the book "Da'ir al-Sha'ar" by Ibn Asfour, noting that the problems in Arabic poetry appeared since the dawn of its composition; Because some poets departed from the rules established by grammarians, which made many grammarians call what departed from their standards poetic necessity, or the language of poetry, in which it is permissible without prose. The importance of the study seems to be the fact that it tries to reveal the sayings of Arabic scholars in the verses contained in the book “Dua’ir al-Sha’ar” (the subject of the study), and to identify the possible grammatical aspects and the linguistic uses that have been heard, trying to reconcile between what is in harmony with the established rules of the grammarians, and what Ibn Asfour considered. And others that it is one of the duties, and between what was mentioned in the languages of the Arabs, following the opinions of grammarians and linguists, by studying and weighting the evidence in the speech of the Arabs.