The Linguistic Questions Presented by al-Imam al-Wahidi (d. 468 AH) in His Tafsīr al-Basit Concerning the Affirmation and Omission of Letters, and His Responses to Them

 This research seeks to study the linguistic questions that the author poses to himself, and then answers them to alert them or to respond to them or to suspense them or others. This research includes the tagged: (Linguistic Questions by the One Imam (T: 468 AH) in his simple explanation of the proof and the projection of the letter, and he answers them). The first research was devoted to briefly familiarizing itself with the personal and scientific life of Imam Wahidi. The second research was devoted to applied study. I gathered the questions of Imam Wahidi about the proof and projection of the letter and answered them in his (simple) interpretation. I mentioned the words of the grammatical and explanations they answered on the subject of the question.           The study showed that Imam Wahidi had given those linguistic questions great attention and was careful in presenting and answering those questions.                                                                The study also showed that Imam Wahidi did not distort in his answers what the public said. Sometimes he is unique to those linguistic questions and is the first to raise them. The linguistic detectives' Because he is an imam of the language and he is artistic in this sea and has dived into it and greatly increased it. 

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Anbar university Journal for Islamic Sciences
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2025-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.34278/aujis.2025.190012
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Medieval and Classical Philosophy
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The Linguistic Questions Presented by al-Imam al-Wahidi (d. 468 AH) in His Tafsīr al-Basit Concerning the Affirmation and Omission of Letters, and His Responses to Them

Prof. Firas Yehia Abdul Jalil -, Fatin Ahmed Muhsin -
Anbar university Journal for Islamic Sciences
Medieval and Classical Philosophy
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The Linguistic Questions Presented by al-Imam al-Wahidi (d. 468 AH) in His Tafsīr al-Basit Concerning the Affirmation and Omission of Letters, and His Responses to Them

Prof. Firas Yehia Abdul Jalil -, Fatin Ahmed Muhsin -
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 This research seeks to study the linguistic questions that the author poses to himself, and then answers them to alert them or to respond to them or to suspense them or others. This research includes the tagged: (Linguistic Questions by the One Imam (T: 468 AH) in his simple explanation of the proof and the projection of the letter, and he answers them). The first research was devoted to briefly familiarizing itself with the personal and scientific life of Imam Wahidi. The second research was devoted to applied study. I gathered the questions of Imam Wahidi about the proof and projection of the letter and answered them in his (simple) interpretation. I mentioned the words of the grammatical and explanations they answered on the subject of the question.           The study showed that Imam Wahidi had given those linguistic questions great attention and was careful in presenting and answering those questions.                                                                The study also showed that Imam Wahidi did not distort in his answers what the public said. Sometimes he is unique to those linguistic questions and is the first to raise them. The linguistic detectives' Because he is an imam of the language and he is artistic in this sea and has dived into it and greatly increased it. 

Anbar university Journal for Islamic SciencesVol. 16(4)
University of Anbar (IQ)
Openalex Percentile: Top 67%
Medieval and Classical Philosophy
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