Inference and Lack of Counterpart and What is not Preserved in the Arabs’ Speech according to Ibn Asfoor (D. 669 AH) in his Al-Mumti' Al-Kabir in Conjugation: A Study in Originality

Ibn Asfoor adopted determinants to favor the views of linguists in his book Al-Mumti' Al-Kabir in Conjugation, expressing his opinion on what is presented. The opinions provided include the availability of scientific supports that based on the availability of the counterpart, and what has no counterpart, and what is not found in the structures of the Arabs’ speech and language. He proceeded by stating according to his evidence that this is correct providing researchers with the means to control and enrich the Arabic language and its structures, in order to accommodate its users and students. The research concluded that Ibn Asfoor employed rules inferred by the preponderance of his opinion based on the counterpart. He achieved his eloquent existence, but no counterpart means non-existent, but rare or little which comes out of the evidence for the absence from the inference. As for the evidence of what is not in their words, this has gained the full degree as not to use it definitely is evidence that is presents tools of negation, including :(not, nor), and careful examination of its examples. It is worth mentioning that the likely issues preceded by Ibn Asfoor has the virtue of pronouncing previous pieces of evidence or ensued from them.