يُغْتفرُ فِي الثَّوَانِي مَا لَا يُغْتفرُ فِي الأَوَائِلِ "دِرَاسَةٌ فِي تَركيبِ الجُملةِ في القُرآنِ الكَرِيمِ"

Abstract

The title of the study relates to the order of grammar concepts and their structure. The systematic speech is heirrachical: first, second, and third; it is flexible as it is prone to expansion and construction. The subsequent, which is a second, is fixed, compared to the antecedent, which is first. Therefore, this study aimed at clarifying the relationship between the subsequent with the antecedent within the Arabic sentence structure in terms of structure validity, meaning, and plausibility taking into consideration the mainting order. For instance, the second, that is mostly used anywhere in the sentence according to most grammarians, is used after the first. However, the structure is still plausible and widely used to the extent that grammarians consider it as reqular and applicable. The study results found some discrepencies, in this respect, among Arab grammarians.