The position of the ancients and the modernists of the Arabic movements and their significance

Abstract

This research deals with the study of one of the phenomena that characterized Arabic, which is the attitude of the ancients and the modernists towards the arabic movements and their significance, which is considered one of the basic evidences for the clarification of the meanings of the grammatical structure, and it is not hidden from the specialists in linguistic and grammatical studies that many researchers stopped at the arabic movements and their significance and wrote It contained research and university theses, but these studies were not comprehensive in the sense that they stopped at this phenomenon, starting with its presence in the island languages (ancient Arabic) and ending with an interview with contemporaries about it, aspects. These studies dealt with this phenomenon similar to what we find in (the phenomenon of raising in the Arabic language ) (and the significance of syntax among the ancient grammarians) and other things that cannot be mentioned, while in my research I dealt with this (the position of the ancients and modernists on the syntactic movements and their significance), which is a broad and comprehensive topic, as it became clear to me during the collection of the research material, from here and in order to differentiate This modest study has some of its fruits, and therefore the intention was held, relying on God) to present a work that obtains satisfaction and acceptance, even if it was brief in some of its aspects. Insular languages or (ancient Arabic) and included several paragraphs represented in (the knowledge of Arabic scholars about the kinship of the insular languages) and sections of the insular languages (ancient Arabic) and (characteristics of the insular languages), then presented a brief historical presentation on the phenomenon of parsing in these languages.