english abstracts / 11 ibn anbari s principles and style in the book al-ensaf fi masael al-khelaf eisa motaghi zadeh * majid mohammadi ** abstract after combing arabic language with non arabic and expanding the issue of diction, linguists tried to preserve the quran language, consequently they decided to legislate some special rules for facilitating the teaching of arabic grammar. very soon, su...

Pada penciptaan awal ilmu tata bahasa Arab (nahwu) oleh Abul Aswad Ad-Dualy, istilah aliran atau mazhab belum begitu populer. Setelah munculnya gerakan studi di Kufah, maka baru mulai disebut. Adapun mazhab-mazhab yang muncul sepanjang fase perkembangannya ini yaitu; Bashrah, Bagdad, Andalusia, Mesir. Muhammad Tanthowy membagi sejarah perkembangan dalam empat fase; 1) dan pembentukan (Basrah), ...

This research focuses on the thought of Abū al-Qāsim al-Zajjājī and his contributions in naḥwu. By using descriptive qualitative approach, it was found that al-Zajjājī, who lived third fourth centuries Hijriyah Baghdad, with style “khalaṭa al-madhabayn” tradition, compromised Basrah Kufah schools, other terms, selection (ikhtiyār) choice (intikhāb) opinions predecessors. Such traditions have a ...

shiite murji’ah is a movement in the second century of kufah. having distinguished themselves from official shiites after the rise of some political-social events in kufah and basically as a way of solving the troubles before shiite community, they adopted an idea concerning imamat –which is the most central foundation of shiite thought- which was a kind of retreatment from this foundation. tho...

Hadith scholars in Sham have distinctive characteristics compared to others, such as Makkah, Kufah, or Egypt. This is inseparable from the historical background behind spread of hadith this region and war conflicts, which impact stagnation recording hadith, developing rapidly. The main objective study reveal madrasa Sham. method used qualitative, documents are described then analyzed, either by...

I n the Republic , Plato recounts the myth of Gyges, who wore a ring that allowed him to become invisible simply by turning the ring around his finger. 1 Gyges misused the ring’s powers to seduce the wife of the king, kill him, and take over the country. The lesson that Plato drew from this myth was that the person of true virtue is the one who can be trusted to do the right thing, even when no...