Semantic Interference and Its Effect on the Multiplication of Grammatical Concepts

Agrammatical study in the Almighty saying : (King of people , God of people ) in light of the provisions of Zamakhshari Anhenga

Abstract

  This research came to shed light on one of the semantic linguistic phenomena that characterized the Arabic language, namely, the phenomenon of semantic interference between the chapters of grammar and its effect on the multiplication of grammatical concepts, that overlap that pushed grammarians to mistake some grammatical provisions of other grammarians; Based on the grammatical rule on which they relied and restricted themselves, forgetting the language of the Noble Qur’an regarding the possibility of multiple meaning of the Qur’anic singular or the Qur’anic composition within the framework of the sacred text. {The King of People, the People of God}, has two results: The first is represented by the occurrence of the semantic overlap in some topics of the Arabic grammar lesson _ especially in the chapters of disciples _ without prejudice to this in the sense of the general text, or it loses its characteristic semantic harmony or consistency Linguistic, Second: It is represented in the fact that tightening the linguistic text in general and the Qur’anic in particular and subjecting it to the conditions of the grammatical rule without taking into account the context of the linguistic text and the surrounding linguistic and deliberative conditions; It might move it away from the precise meaning of that text.