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Conflicts between Basra and Kufa nahiv schools: In the example of mansubat

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2024
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The science of Nahiv is a science of tools that helps in the correct understanding and interpretation of Tafsir, Kalam and other sciences, especially the Holy Quran and Hadiths, which are the sources of Islamic sciences. One of the basic subjects of this science is mansubat. There are various disagreements among the grammar schools on the subject of mansubat, as in other subjects of the grammar. In this study, grammar disagreements in the terms of mansubat, the agents acting in mansubat, and the conditions of mansubat were discussed and analyzed, and a comparison was made, especially the disagreements between the Basra and Kufa schools of grammar on these issues, and any similar or common views, if any, were tried to be clarified. In the introduction of the study, which consists of an introduction, two chapters and a conclusion, the subject, scope, importance, purpose, method and sources of the research are stated. In the first part, the birth and development of the science of syntax, the emergence of syntax schools, the prominent features of the Basra and Kufa schools and the important representatives of these two schools were discussed, and in the second part, the issue of conflict between the Basra and Kufa schools was discussed, respectively, "Reasons on the Basis of the Disputes", "Disputes in the Terminology of Mansûbat". ", "Disputes in the Factors of the Membership" and "Conditions of the Membership" and their various subheadings. The study was completed with the conclusion section where the data obtained as a result of the study were transferred.

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Hakan Turğut

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Hakan Turğut (Master Thesis). Conflicts between Basra and Kufa nahiv schools: In the example of mansubat, 2024, Uşak University.

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