The phenomenon of syntax in the thirtieth part of the Holy Quran

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Faculty of Arts, South Valley University, Qena, Egypt

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This study aims to identify the Arabic structures in the research topic and to know their most important characteristics, taking the thirtieth part of the Holy Quran as a subject and basic material for the study, and studying the vocabulary and structures contained in the Holy Part, with changing the relationships between the vocabulary and structures and knowing the influence and impact that exists between the vocabulary of the structures.
         The research also dealt with a definition of syntax in language and terminology, and the divisions of syntax (verbal, estimated, local, and spoken), as well as the conditions of the syntactician and his tools, which are important in the linguistic study. The research also dealt with the signs of syntax (damma, fatha, kasra, alif, waw, and ya), and also dealt with the inflected nouns (singular, dual, plural, and their attachments, and the generic noun), as well as the types of syntax (nominative, accusative, and genitive) with an applied study of Surat Al-Naba’ followed by a statistical study. The research concluded with a group of multiple and diverse sources...between the ancient and the modern.
 
 

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