Hijazi grammatical views in the lexicon of the Arabs

Abstract

Arabic dialects are considered one of the most important sources of Arabic grammar after the Holy Quran. It has limited them in the extrapolation when the element of time represented by the age of protest and the element of the place of the tribes of Quraish, Asad, Tamim, Huthail and some Taeye and some Kenana. The importance of this research is that it is concerned with studying the attributed to the Hijazi of the views shared by a group of Hijazi tribes called the early grammarian language Hijaz, a typical language prevalent in the tongues of a group of tribes inhabiting this environment, has been described by the large Hijaz: It is an attempt at a larger project involving the collection of grammatical views of Arab tribes. Al-Jahez described them as: (el-Hijaz el-Hijaz), an attempt for a larger project involving the collection of grammatical views of Arab tribes. This does not mean that these grammatical views apply to all the geographic environment of the Hijaz, whose geographic features were determined by the ancient, there may be tribes in the outskirts of this environment has acquired its language and the like from a neighboring environment that does not belong to the Hijaz.