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لهجات العرب في القرآن الكريم وأثرها في ظاهرة الفك والإدغام للأفعال، دراسةصرفية

DOI : https://doi.org/10.36349/easmb.2020.v03i03.009

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This paper titled Arabs dialects in the Noble Quran and its influence in the phenomenon of separation or assimilation of debilitative and apocopate verbs, a morphological study. The paper is trying to highlight the different Arab dialects, and its influence in the dialects of Noble Quran, in terms of advantages and wisdom, which made the Quran to be revealed in seven dialects of Arab. The paper also discussed the different ways of reciting debilitative and apocopate verbs, opinions of Scholars were mentioned in the ways of reciting debilitative and apocopate verbs which have be separated by Arab of Hijaz and assimilated by Arab known as Banu Tameem.

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