Evaluation rulings whose meaning was mixed with the meaning of prohibition for the grammarians of Andalusia

Abstract

This research, which is marked with (the evaluative rulings whose meaning was mixed with the meaning of prohibition among the grammarians of Andalusia in the sixth century AH), reveals the study of the most important evaluative rulings whose meaning was mixed with the meaning of prohibition among the grammarians of Andalusia in the sixth century AH. Acceptable and forbidden, as for this research, it will show the provisions used by the grammarians of Andalusia in that period, the meaning of which was mixed with the meaning of prohibition, and this means that the significance is the separator in that it indicates the prohibition, and among those rulings: (ugly, weak, distant, bad.

The research showed that the grammarians of Andalusia in the sixth century AH used the provisions of (the ugly, the weak, the distant, and the bad) as forbidden or rejected provisions, and they were mentioned in their works with variation, as the rule of (the ugly) was the most used rule, and they rarely used the rule of (the bad.

The research concluded that the grammarians of Andalusia during that period were not content with applying these rulings of theirs, but rather they worked to amend what they saw as crooked.