قواعد النشر - الهيئة الاستشارية - هيئة التحرير - فهرس العدد

Abstract This research paper studies the phenomenon in which early scholars of Arabic sought to question the Arabs of the desert (bedouin) regarding issues of morphology and syntax and aims to analyze the reasons that prompted them to do so, and the types of questions they posed. Attention is then given to discover the effect those queries had on morphology and syntax and the relation between them and the formulation of grammatical rules. Through this paper, it becomes clear that early scholars of Arabic were keen to pursue this line of inquiry which was used to settle disputes between grammarians regarding correct Arabic usage. In later times, this phenomenon gradually diminished.   

Abstract : In some specific places, the ending of a verb or a noun is elided for a grammatical or morphological reason, and this elision does not follow a rule avowed in definite parts in the holy Quran.This research aims to delimit and study these areas, explain the reasons of this deletion, identify the strongest reasons for which the elision is effected, pointing out the agreement and disagreement of the ten recitations (Qira'at) regarding the elision, as it affects the way these reasons are judged as weak or strong, recurrent or scarce. The research gives the opinions of the previous researchers regarding this elision and shows the most prevailing ones.

This paper deals with the question of “necessary and possible” from two main angles: The first angle of view relates the necessary and possible binary to modality as a logical philosophical category, which is based on an objective Aristotelian concept that confines the two-valued truth criterion to conformity with reality, and illustrates the modification and expansion of this binary within the framework of many-valued modal logic and possible worlds semantics. And then we show how this duet turned out to be in literary fiction semantics and becomes an essential tool in the typology and construction of fictional worlds. The second angle of view relies on necessary and possible as a specific fictional criterion for the internal structure of fictional world, on the one hand, and its relationship to the existence, on the other. Based on all of the above, we have seen that the presence of necessary and possible in Aristotle's Poetics as the first book in which this pair is carried out of the logic, before we trace this presence in contemporary narratives and possible worlds theory. Accordingly, we could consider two outstanding issues of fiction relating to necessary and possible both in their ancient Aristotelian form and in their expanded contemporary image. The first relates to what the fictional world is about to portray from the experience of existence, and the second to the role of necessary-based and possible logical measures in shaping the internal structure of fictional world. How to attend the necessary and possible in the literary lesson? What are the meanings that are likely to come out to this new area? Is their role limited to building the internal fictional world or beyond it to the relationship of artistic work abroad? If relations in the artistic world are of the genus of real-world relations, where is the freedom of the artist to overcome the possible and necessary compulsions of real life?

This research takes forms of dialectic performance for (kaf) in Aseer region and it is based on two scientific methods: Historical Method and Descriptive Method. Research aims to observe that dialectic phenomena for (kaf) as scientific material which feared from disappearance in period when disappear a lot of linguistic and social differences. Also, this research seek to eruption of dialects phenomena in region and attract the attention of researchers in dialects study importance, particularly in Aseer region which have a geographic diversity, therefore, excrete a dialect diversity, so, become easy to be told. This is (Bedouin), the other one is (sarawi) and the other one is (Tahami).

Abstract: The science of ambiguities is one of the sciences that scholars toke care of in the past, and they wrote special works in it, and included the Qura’nic verses which involve a type of ambiguity, and among these scholars is Imam al-Suyuti. Al-Suyuti talked about the science of ambiguities in his books: Perfection in the Sciences of the Qur’an, the Struggle of the Peers in the Inimitability of the Qur’an, and The Convictions of the Peers in the Ambiguities of the Qur’an, and the book of (The Convictions of the Peers) outdid all the other books which talked about the Qura’nic ambiguities. Al-Suyuti’s book The Convictions of the Peers was the only book which mentioned some evidences of the ambiguities which noon else, who previously wrote about the science of ambiguities, touched upon them. But these Qura’nic evidences in the science of ambiguities need to be studied and clarified, especially with regard to rhetoric and eloquence, and from this standpoint the idea of this research came. This research tries to shed light on a type of Qura’nic ambiguities for Al-Suyuti, namely: the temporal ambiguities. So he mentions their evidences, studies them rhetorically, and explains the reasons for the ambiguity in them, and reveals the rhetorical secret in them.  The research also aims to examine if those temporal ambiguities of al-Suyuti's are pure notions or from his own narrations. The study also seeks to investigate if he used the analytical method in study and analysis. Perhaps the most important rhetorical secrets of the temporal ambiguities in which the research came out with are: declaration and affirmation, confirmation and clarification, magnification, glorification, threat and intimidation.

Abstract: This research casts a strong illumination on an artistic technical phenomenon, represented by the symbolic symbols of the animal and its transformations that the Abbasid poet Ibn Al-Mu'taz invested in his poems, as he exceeded in his view of the animal world the limits of abstract interpretations to diminishing dimensions, and a greater space of forgiveness Chilling energy from cultural and intellectual outlets. He also managed through him to find a rhetorical corner in the formations of the artistic image, its structure and the filling of its vacuums, in which it highlighted its psychological tendencies and poetic intentions. The research aspires to a fruitful, contemplative, contemplative pause at two axes: The first: animal symbols in the context of the poetic experience of Ibn Mu'taz. Second: The animal is a systemic component in the visions and structure of poetic discourse.

Abstract : This research seeks to address the rhythmic structur in the Poem Al-Dahr by Ibn Abdoun, in its external and internal level, and its impact on the formation of the poetic picture, the external level includes the Meter and rhyme, while the internal level includes the study of sound (phonem) and terms in terms of repetition and musical bell, studying the phonological methods used in the text, and the elements that It works to form this level, and the aesthetic effect of rhythm, and point out that this approach depends on the repetition of this sound, and the repetition of homogeneous sounds (phonemes) of multiple suggestive connotations, it is known that the sound (phonem) has no indicative value in itself, But from wit His coalitionhin my specific format, can generate any indication; therefore seeks to study the link all of that significance aims to self-poet, and the impact in shaping the image of poetry and aestheti. Keywords: Rhythm aesthetics, poem of age, Ibn Abdoun.

Abstract : No one can deny the fact that women know women more than men do. Women know better what is related to women’s communities and phenomena. Generally, women are more able to state and convey what is related to the female community. This goes to the fact that their conditions are similar and harmonious especially in things related to religious obligations. Women should enjoin Women to do the good and Abstain from the Bad as a religious duty and in case they do not do that, they are sinful. So, this research aims at shedding light on women who performed this duty specially in the age of the Umayyads which witnessed a tangible activity exerted by the women of the righteous predecessors. They were the highest examples of understanding and completing that duty perfectly. They were also good examples to be followed by Muslim ladies in all Muslim women’ aspects. Following the deductive and analytical approach, this research dealt with the Sharia rule regarding the women’s assumption of that duty, refuting it and showing the evidences of those who believed that women are permitted or not permitted to perform this duty in public places like markets, etc. the research also dealt with the chrematistics which the women performing that duty should have and the degrees of applying it. The research as well discussed the fields of the women performing that duty such as women admonishing husbands, children and other women. The research concluded with results and recommendations of this topic which is very important and vital for women. 

The research deals with the town of Ranya, which had a share of history, and blogging - though I said it - because it is far from important areas, which are full of events, such as Al-Hijaz, Najd, and Assir.  Despite of all of this, Ranya formed one of the transit stations between the south and the north, and it was on the roads of the Hajj caravans , Trade, and travelers; a number of historians, Baladians, and travelers passed through it, so they wrote about their personal observations, or what they heard from its people, or conveyed to them from others, and perhaps one of the most important bloggers from Ranya viewed.  The historian and politician, Mr. Fouad Hamza despite that He did not give us much information, especially regarding the nature of the population, or the civilized aspects Various events, or political events, but most of the focus and blogging were on geographical features, with a conversation not entirely about villages, and some simple civilized aspects, and a brief explanation of the town, its emirate’s headquarters, and its prince at the time, and it passed Ranya at Shawwal in the year 1352 AH / corresponding to February 1934, while he was on his way, and his companions for an official mission assigned to him by King Abdelaziz - may God have mercy on him - as he was head of the Saudi delegation to negotiations with the Yemeni side at the time about the problem of demarcating the borders between the two countries, and he wrote all of this in Chapter V of his book: (in a country of Assir ).  We think that this above-mentioned chapter represent an important subject for a new study that we present here; to revise, correct, compare, and add; what may have been wrong, or forgotten, despite its importance, stressing that there are others also written about Ranya from different historical eras.   This research included an introduction, a preface, and two main topics: the first is devoted to the path from Khurma to Ranya, and the description of the road, while the second is devoted to talking about Ranya - the town, and the valley, and at least there is a conclusion that included the most important results and recommendations .

Abstract : T his study aims to establishing at an Islamic epistemological paradigm for studying the sociology of " religion's alienation " in Islamic societies, by employing an inductive analytical method on the S ahih from the holy prophetic Hadiths in " religion's alienation ", and critical reading in the traditions of three Muslim scholars in religion's alienation: Ibn Taymiyyah, Ibn Rajab, and Imam Shatby, then comparing these interactions with those of four Western philosophers and theorists: Hegel, Feuerbach, Emile Durkheim, Robert Merton, and presenting a proposal for enriching theoretical assumptions on the medium-term "non-normative" theory of Robert Merton. Researcher came up with some results and Practical indicators for studying religion's alienation in Islamic societies .

Abstract : The bottled water industry is ranked first in the number of food industries in Al-Qassim region. The number of water-bottling factories has reached 10 factories employing 1166 workers, representing 39% of the total number of workers in the food factories in Al-Qassim region, driven by the increasing demand for water. The growing health awareness of the majority of citizens has led to increasing concern about the quality of household water, which explains the increasing growth in the capacity of these factories. The study follows the descriptive approach and a field survey of bottled water factories in Al-Qassim region using a questionnaire prepared for this purpose.  The results show a dispersion in the distribution pattern of the industry in the cities of Al-Qassim region. The results also indicate that the majority of the factories are concentrated in the main cities in the Al-Qassim region, where the components of this industry are available. Despite the availability of these components and the government support for this industry, there are some problems that the industry faces in the region, the most important of which are the high operating expenses and other problems related to marketing and labor supply. The study presents some solutions and proposals that may help overcome these problems and develop the bottled water industry in the region.

Abstract : This study investigates Arabic-English translation students’ performances in relation to their personality type; this is assessed using the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI). The study postulates that different translators’ behavioural patterns are related to certain MBTI personality types. A translation assessment framework developed by the American Translators Association (ATA) is adopted to assess the quality of participants’ translations. The findings report that introvert Arabic-English translation students showed more patience and better quality performance in translating than did extravert ones.