Between the principles of jurisprudence and the origins of language: a theoretical introduction to origin and concept.

Abstract

Perhaps the science of the principles of jurisprudence is one of the most closely related sciences is related to Arabic linguistics, because its theoretical principles, and its applied (deductive) procedures depend on the study of the Arabic language, and our research aims to highlight the principles of this close relationship between each of the fundamentalists who considered knowledge of the Arabic language a conditional condition in their field of research, and the grammarians who benefited from the jurist's inherent obsession with the creation of the origins of the language.