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The Grammatical Probability of the Accusative Nouns in Surat Maryam
Hanaa Idan Mahdi Al-Juaifari
Pages: 981-988
Abstract
The word of God confuses all of his creation, because of what is distinguished by it,
and because it is something unlike it, all scholars differed from the commentators and
grammarians about it. I wanted to search in his dear book and in one of its honorable
surahs, and because it was a surah that was neither long nor short, and the names
mentioned in it were many, I chose (Surat Maryam - the Blessed).
The aim of the study is that many of its word structures differed in which scholars
from grammarians, visual and Kufic interpreters, and the reasons for this is a
difference in its facts and reading of its verses in the introduction, delay and
omission, and variation in its grammatical functions and expansion in its meanings
and the tribal fanaticism that affected its words and consequently on its expression.
All of this generated different Arabic form, some of which could be interpreted as
three. I took samples from this and that and detailed opinions and evidence. All of
this proved that the basis of the grammatical difference in the plurality of Arabic
possibilities is two axes, the most important of which is the meaning and the second
is its relevance to the grammatical rule, as well as the many semantics of the words
of the honorable verse.
Keywords
Arabic Probability, Accusative Nouns, Quranic Readings, Surat Maryam