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Studies in philology

دراسات في فقه اللغة

Author: د. صبحي إبراهيم الصالح (المتوفى: 1407هـ) (d. 1407)

About this work

هذا كتاب في فقه اللغة، يبحث في نشأة هذا العلم وتطوره عند العرب، وعلاقته بعلم اللغة الحديث. يتناول الكتاب خصائص العربية الفصحى، وموقعها بين أخواتها السامية، مع دراسة لأهم لهجاتها القديمة والحديثة. كما يعرض المؤلف في طبعته الثالثة لموضوع الصيغ والأوزان، ومكانة العربية في العصر الحديث، ناقدًا ما يثار حولها من شبهات.

Translation

This is a book on philology, examining the origins and development of this science among the Arabs, and its relationship to modern linguistics. The book deals with the characteristics of classical Arabic and its position among its Semitic sisters, with a study of its most important ancient and modern dialects. In its third edition, the author also presents the topic of formulas and meters, and the status of Arabic in the modern era, criticizing the suspicions raised around it.

Topics covered

  • Introductions
  • Author's word on the third edition
  • Introduction to the first edition
  • Part One: Philology, its origins and development
  • Chapter One: Between philology and linguistics
  • Philology and linguistics
  • Philology approach and its independence
  • The development of writing in Arab philology
  • Chapter Two: Philology in our ancient Arabic books
  • Chapter Three: Renewing research in philology
  • Chapter Two: Arabic among its Semitic sisters
  • Chapter One: The most famous virtues of languages
  • Chapter Two: A historical overview of the Semitic languages
  • The Semites and their first cradle
  • Tree of Semitic languages
  • Southern Arabia and Northern Arabia
  • Defunct Arabic and its most important dialects
  • Chapter Three: The remaining Arabic and its most famous dialects
  • Chapter Four: Tamim dialect and its characteristics
  • Chapter Three: Characteristics of Classical Arabic
  • Chapter One: Standards of classical language
  • Chapter Two: The phenomenon of parsing
  • The Arabs inherited their language, Arabized
  • Parsing is not a story
  • Chapter Three: Matching Arabic letters to their meanings

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دراسات لغوية في أمهات كتب اللغة