Voice search in grammar books

Abstract

It is known that the first grammatical books such as Al-Kitab by Sibawayh (d. 180 AH) and Al-Muqtadab by Al-Mubarrad (285 AH) and Al-Usul fi grammar by Ibn Al-Sarraj (d. 316 AH) and others included different linguistic studies, phonetic, grammatical and semantic, and in parts of one book, meaning that the overlapping of studies was a natural and well-known thing. In such books 0 Therefore, I decided to stand on examples of audio research in the book Al-Muqtadab in this brief research, which will be an antithesis to future research in this field, God willing. The places of phonetic study in Al-Muqtadaz 0 The third: Al-Mubarrad's position on the number of letters and their exits and the characteristics of sounds in Al-Muqtadaz 0