The coincidence between parsing mark doer & his parsing mark done ( selectivity studying )

Abstract

       The Arabic language knew the phenomena of inflection and building, like its sisters from the Semitic island languages. It is known grammatically sometimes that the movement of the inflection of the ma’moul comes in agreement with the movement of the factor, whether the movement of this factor is the movement of the inflection or the movement of the construction. This is what we noticed in some structures of Arabic speech Syntax requires changing the end of the word according to the influence of the factor involved in it. As for the construction, it requires the end of the word to be one case despite the factors involved in it, and this is what we will talk about in this research. So if the factor is a letter, and all letters are built of course, and the movement of the building is kasra, for example, then the inflectional effect that appears on the ma’amoul is also the kasr, and likewise if the movement of the factor is a damma, a fatha, or a sukoon. We did not find those who monitored these cases from the ancients and the modern ones, so we chose to direct the attention of the students to these cases so that they take a place in the modern grammatical lesson. This research is only an introduction to the study of some of these cases, but not all of them.