Brotherhood in Arabic Syntax

This research aims at shedding the light on the syntactic phenomenon of “Brotherhood in Arabic Syntax”. It is divided into an introduction, a preamble, three chapters and a conclusion. Accordingly, this research attempts to provide answers for several questions including:

Is there “syntactic brotherhood”? Does the term “Brotherhood” exist in books and resources of past syntacticans?
What is mean by “syntactic brotherhood”? what is it used for? (and) what are its most significant purposes?
Does “syntactic brotherhood”? exist in syntactic chapters? Is it sufficient and acceptable to oppose or deviate from this syntactic phenomenon?

Significance of this study is due to being concerned with tackling one of the syntactic phenomena which is implicitly referred to by linguists and syntacticans in their books (i.e. syntactic brotherhood). Thus, the researcher found it necessary to do this linguistic research because of not having a full past research about “brotherhood” in Arabic syntax based on (the extent of the researcher’s readings and knowledge). Thus, I aimed at tackling this phenomenon, through scrutinizing it in details. The researcher relied on the descriptive approach for studying this phenomenon, for performing objectives of this research, and for detailing its various aspects.  
Thus, this study aims at tackling the elements which deviates and differs from their syntactic brothers to determine reasons for such difference and deviation. In addition, this study aimed at asserting that Arabic Language is a live one which could affect and could be affected. Moreover, this research aims at asserting that syntactic brotherhood is one of the linguistic methods for facilitation in Arabic.