What was narrated from Al-Hawfi (d. 430 AH) From the guidance of some Arabized names in the verse of the Holy Qur’an

Abstract

Syntax is one of the most important issues of the Arabic language, ancient and modern, as it is one of the most prominent features of the Arabic language. The Arab scholars had different opinions and doctrines, which differed according to their different doctrines and dispositions. The Arab scholars were divided into two groups. Some of them believed that the syntax had no effect on the meaning, and some of them believed that the syntax plays a major role in the meaning. Parsing is one of the means of expressing the interrelationship between words with each other, and through it - i.e. parsing - the Arabic is distinguished from other languages because of the relationships between the words that are clarified by the parsing. A word can have an inflectional sign that can have more than one inflectional face, and the reason for this is that the inflectional signs are common. In several syntactic meanings, the nominative is not specific to the subject only, but it can be a subject, subject of the passive, or other nominative, as well as the accusative sign is not limited to the object of it. Abu al-Hasan Ali bin Ibrahim bin Saeed al-Hawfi, one of the most prominent scholars of the fifth century AH, had a great impact on issues of syntax. He is a scholar of grammar and interpretation, and it was said that he was a reciter. He was the instructor and inspirer of many scholars, and he is from the village of Shubra al-Nakhla, from Hawfi in the lands of Egypt. Among the words that the grammarians and commentators differed about in explaining their syntactic meaning and Al-Hawfi had a directive for them as follows: