Publication: Manifestations of Arabic Language Creativity (A study in Building and Meaning)
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Date
2022
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Human Resource Management Academic Research Society
Abstract
The aim of this research is to demonstrate the greatness of the Arabic language, and to clarify
the testimony of non-Arabs in their admiration for the Arabic language and its superiority
over other languages. The manifestations of creativity in the language and its connotations,
which represent a problem for many students and readers to understand them accurately.
This research resorted to using the descriptive approach as it describes some manifestations
of creativity in the Arabic language, namely the phenomenon of objection, the phenomenon
of omission and the phenomenon of re-mention with its wonderful connotations and the
phenomenon of strange words. Then the research came out with some important results.
First, including the objectionable sentence in speech that it serves to confirm and correct the
speech. Second, the deletion comes in some parts of the sentence to denote neglect and
disregard, brevity and abbreviation, exaltation, and glorification. Third, mentioning some
words within the sentence benefits the security of ambiguity, confirmation of the meaning
and confirming and negating. Fourth, the advent of strange words indicating the connection
of the building with the meaning. I recommend to all researchers to research the rest of the
aspects of the language that indicate its creativity and greatness and to apply it to texts from
the Qur’an and the Prophetic Sunnah, and to study the effect of clues in understanding the
intended meaning of God Almighty’s words.
Description
Vol. 12, No. 12, 2022, Pg. 207 – 214
Keywords
Linguistic Phenomena, Indication, Objection, Omission, Mention, Strange Words.
Citation
Othman, M. I. H., Abas, U.-H. B., Nazmi, M. Z. M., & Abdelhamid, I. Y. (2022). Manifestations of Arabic Language Creativity (A study in Building and Meaning). International Journal of Academic Research in Business and Social Sciences, 12(12), 207 – 214.