Masculinity and Feminization in the Quranic Evidences of Lisan al-Arab

Abstract

This research is the fruit of following the Qur’anic evidence that Lisan al-Arab included by Ibn Manzoor, who died in the year 711 AH. It is known that the language of the Holy Qur’an is the classical language that the poets and orators are afraid of in their compositions and prose. The evidence has importance for all scholars of different sects, and the more correct the language is drawn from the mouths of the Arabs The eloquent book that was cited was acceptable to scholars. And because the research material depends on the evidences of the Noble Qur’an contained in Lisan al-Arab, I collected these evidences after a careful reading in the tongue, and then classified them on different language investigations, and I found them dealing with phonetic, morphological, syntactic, and semantic levels of language. search. Before proceeding with the study of this important linguistic phenomenon, which was represented in the evidences of the Qur'anic tongue, I believe that it is necessary to have a quick recitation dealing with the following paragraphs: A. The most important works that dealt with the subject. B. The importance of Quranic evidence. C. What is masculine and feminine in the Arabic language?