Empiricism in the Linguistic argument theory of Jalal al-Din al-Souyouti

Abstract

This scientific paper deals with the issue of empirical tendency in the origins of Arabic grammar of Jalal al-Din al-Suyuti, who combined religious normative tendency and empirical scientific tendency in raising issues of the origins of Arabic grammar, inspired by the efforts of fundamentalists and linguists. The linguistic argument theory in the Arab heritage has a scientific tendency in its methodology, founded in the midst of relentless attempts to develop comprehensive rules that prevent the Arabic language by following the steps of scientific research. It is based on scientific examination methods in the selection of models. The study represents the study community, in order to achieve a high degree of scientific credibility. It is relied on the methods of induction and deduction (hearing and measurement) with extreme precision in order to formulate universal rules that prevent the Arabic language, and is based on the identification of the scientific fields of study of language; the temporal domain, the spatial domain, and the human domain.