Al-Akhfash Linguistic Opinions-A lexical Study
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This research includes a collection of what was reported by dictionaries from the sayings of Abi Al-Khattab Abdul Hameed bin Abdul Majeed, known as Abu Al-Khattab Al-Akhfash, who died in 177 AH.
This research included two topics, the first dealt with the life of al-Akhfash and the definition of singularity in linguistically and terminologically. As for the second topic, it dealt with the sayings of Al-Akhfash that he collected from dictionaries, and then the research was concluded with the results and references that I relied upon in the research.
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