The origins of Arabic grammar according to Dr. Karim Hussein Nasih Al-Khalidi

Abstract

(The origins of Arabic grammar) took a great and important place in the theory of Arabic grammar, in the past and modernity of the grammarians; Because it is one of the foundations of grammatical thinking in deriving judgments and setting grammatical rules, so my choice fell on the research marked (The Origins of Arabic Grammar according to Dr. Karim Hussein Nasih Al-Khalidi) on the one hand, and on the other hand, that the doctor came with an opinion that bears the novelty that deserves research, and as for With regard to the research, it came on four axes: (the first: listening, the second: analogy, the third: consensus, and the fourth: companionship). It has been established from the important results of the study that hearing is the only principle on which the ancient grammarians relied, and that the analogy for them is a quasi analogy, not a defect, and that the analogy for the defect is an interpolated analogy by the later ones, and that consensus and companionship are not among the origins of syntax among the ancients, and that It appeared among the latecomers because of the intellectual luxury, so I recommended the study of grammar among the advanced grammarians on the basis that the only origin for them of the origins of Arabic grammar is listening, and that the analogy for them is analogy, not a problem. Because observing this matter will lead to a correct understanding of the linguistic reality, as it is, as well as the grammatical rules.