The Arabic and the Arabs in the house hold (p.b.u.h) speech with evidential Study

Authors

  • Lecturer Dr. Dhurgham Ali Mohsen The Basic Education College/ Kufa University

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.36327/ewjh.v3i28.12292

Keywords:

The house hold, Arabic language, the people of the paradise, (the holy quran) the estimating miracle, their followers(shaia), from their clay (origin), none-Arabs, allowi islam, adam, languages

Abstract

The summary:-

     The house hold showed about the secrets of Arabic language ,and its value with other languages, our creator(Allah) almighty chose a language with all his creatures ,and he made it a specific language with the people of the paradise,because it is the best language ever with comparison with others and it is beautiful oral and meaning ;there fore, it includes the biggest miracle I.e. (the holy quran) the estimating miracle and its language of the best creatures mohmad and his family (p.b.u.h) who creats every thing for them.the speechs(ahadeeth) talked about them as it is deserve for this honor language in fact(the Arabic) are their followers(shaia) who followed their method (saying and doing) since they crated from their clay (origin) and their believing        ,and because they are from the people of the paradise which it speaks in Arabic language only and actually their enemies are (none-Arabs) in the day of judgement as they dis agreed the insect which made it by Allah and donates to their creatures are (allowi islam) ,that agreed by his prophets ,and god(allah) gave to them by Arabic language ,adam is the father of the human being (p,b,u,h) who spoke by Arabic ,after that his sons left him for a period and left his religion ,for this reason Allah transfers almighty their tongues into variations languages .  

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Published

2023-06-06

How to Cite

Lecturer Dr. Dhurgham Ali Mohsen. (2023). The Arabic and the Arabs in the house hold (p.b.u.h) speech with evidential Study. Journal of the College of Education for Girls for Humanities, 3(28). https://doi.org/10.36327/ewjh.v3i28.12292

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