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Fiqh al-luġa wa sirr al-ʿarabiyya
الثعالبي، عبد الملك بن محمد، 961؟‒1037؟
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al-Mīkālī, ʿUbayd Allāh ibn Aḥmad ibn ʿAlī, died 1045
It is considered one of the most interesting books on the subject of Arabic language, as it helps the reader to discover the true beauty of the language and the richness of its terminology. It consists of two parts preceded by an introduction in which the author talks about the merits of the Arabic language and the justification for its choice. As for the first part, it is entitled "Fiqh al-luġa" ...
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It is considered one of the most interesting books on the subject of Arabic language, as it helps the reader to discover the true beauty of the language and the richness of its terminology. It consists of two parts preceded by an introduction in which the author talks about the merits of the Arabic language and the justification for its choice. As for the first part, it is entitled "Fiqh al-luġa" (Arabic philology), it contains many chapters, each of which is devoted to an in-depth analysis of the terms related to the topic in question, it talks, for example, about places, foods, plants, animals, trees, etc. The second part deals with Arabic rhetoric, which is made up of three branches: the semantics of syntax, the science of figurative expression and the figures of embellishment of speech. It is therefore a dictionary of linguistics and language sciences.
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5th century
11th century
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