The citation of the poetry of Layla al-Akhyaliyyah in the books of grammar and language.

Abstract

The poetic witness is one of the topics that has received great attention from linguists and grammarians. Because of its importance in establishing the rules of grammar and establishing its rulings, Laila Al-Akhiliya is one of the poets of early Islam and the Umayyad era. Her poetry was characterized by eloquence; When great linguists and grammarians praised her poetry, Al-Asma’i gave her precedence over Al-Khansa’a, and Al-Mubarrad also testified that she was ahead of the best poets  in the poetry industry. Therefore, the research sought to collect her poetic verses in the most grammatical and linguistic books that linguists have cited on issues of grammar and morphology. Her poetry has been cited by advanced grammarians and linguists such as (Sibawayh, Ibn al-Warraq, Ibn Malik, Ibn Aqeel, Sheikh al-Azhari), and others, but the citation of her poetry is Little compared to its status Linguistic and literary; The research counted ten grammatical and morphological evidences found in the books of the ancients, some of which were cited by more than one grammarian, some of which were cited by only one grammarian, some of which were cited in more than one case, and some of them were evidences that came alone in their section, and the grammarians did not cite anything else, being satisfied with them