Applications of the concept of adjective through the book "Al-Tamheed" by Ibn Abd al-Barr الاسم:

Abstract

Research title: Applications of the concept of adjective through Ibn Abd al-Barr's book Al-Tamheed. The nature of the research necessitated dividing it into: an introduction, a preface, two requests, and a conclusion. Introduction: It includes the reason for choosing the topic, its importance, and the research plan.

The preface: It includes a definition of the concept of dissent, and its conditions: that what is said is not intended to express gratitude, that what is said is not a general statement, that it is not a statement to explain the reality, that its purpose is not to confirm the listener, and that it is not opposed by anything stronger than it. And that what is spoken is not an answer to a question, and that the listener is not ignorant of the ruling on what is spoken and knows the ruling on what is spoken about, and that what is spoken about is not caused by fear, and that the speaker is not ignorant of the ruling about what is silent, and that he does not return to its origin, which is what is spoken, by invalidation. Its types: the concept of adjective, the concept of purpose, the concept of number, the concept of place, the concept of time, the concept of limitation, and the concept of title.

The first requirement: Applications of the conditions of the concept of violation. It includes two branches: The first section: Applications of what has no concept because it came out as an answer to a question, and it contains four applications: The second request: applications of the concept of advice, involving twenty applications. Conclusion: The results and recommendations include: It is highlighting the applications of fundamental rules, which will be a vital to the science of origin of the elephant, is the practical aspect of this important flag.

The establishment of an encyclopedia in the applications of fundamental rules, or the so-called the branch of the branch of assets, as well as to work on the preparation of a scientific conference, which is focused on Ibn Abdul -ar and its scientific effects.