The Role of Classical Arabic Grammarian in the Renewal of Arabic Syntax

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10.2991/assehr.k.210120.137How to use a DOI?

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Role, Arabic Grammarians, Renewal, Ibnumadla, Arabic, Nahwu

Abstract

In the classical period, nahwu science books’ work is not like the present one, which was more tiered in discussion and compiled in its study chapter. Sibawah’s book (180 H.) titled Al-Kitab becomes the primary reference for nahwu in each generation. One effort to renew the work of nahwu after the Sibawaih era was Ibn Madha al-Qurthubi (596 H.) titled Ar-Rad ‘ala an-Nuhat. This study aims to determine the extent of classical nuhat (Nahwu linguists) efforts to renew nahwu science in his book from various perspectives. This study is a qualitative research literature research with descriptive analysis in Ibn Madha’s and Ar-Rad ‘ala an-Nuhat book as research data. The reforms made by Ibn Madha include (1) eliminating ‘amil inspired by Ibn Jinni, who considered the discussion of ‘amil out of the discussion of language and irrationality; (2) eliminating illat; (3) rejecting qiyas; and (4) takwil in Arabic nahwu science. Ibn Madha’s thought of renewing was influenced by the Madhhab Az-Zhahiriyah he followed and impacted his nahwa thoughts. It proves that ideological thinking influences its owner’s rationality of the language thinking theory.

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AU  - Talqis Nurdianto
PY  - 2021
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TI  - The Role of Classical Arabic Grammarian in the Renewal of Arabic Syntax
BT  - Proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Sustainable Innovation 2020–Social, Humanity, and Education (ICoSIHESS 2020)
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SN  - 2352-5398
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