-صلات الكلمة (شَدِيْدٌ) -في ضوء كلام العرب والقرآن الكريم

Abstract:Arabic, like other languages, has some distinctions. Among such distinctions is its words’ being applied by some prepositions like (Albun) is applied by one preposition (‘alá), (yasīrun) is applied by two prepositions (‘alá) and (fī), (Sahlun) is applied by three prepositions (Ilá, ‘alá and Lām), (Sarī’un) is applied by four (ilá, bā, ‘alá and fī), (Dhanbun) is applied by fine (ilá, ‘alá, fī, lām and min) and (Sabīlun) is applied by six prepositions ilá, bā, ‘alá, ‘an, fī and lām). Similar situation is with the Arabic verbs which are applied by one, two, three, four, five, six, seven and even eight prepositions. Not only this, if I count Arabic verbs and words that are applied by single prepositions it will contain a voluminous collection. I am thankful to Almight Allah Who granted me taufiq to do this pious work.

Keywords: The Qur’an, Arabic poetry and prepositions.