The theory of the pilgrim ladders in the explanation of Al-Radi on the Kafiya of Ibn Al-Hajib

Saeb Mohammed Jawad Alknany, Asmaa; Kazim Shghydl, Mustafaa

doi:10.21608/aafu.2021.200275

The theory of the pilgrim ladders in the explanation of Al-Radi on the Kafiya of Ibn Al-Hajib

Document Type : Original Article

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10.21608/aafu.2021.200275

Abstract

Pilgrimage: It is a positive relationship to the arguments, and the arguments in the peace, either from the bottom to the top, or vice versa.
It has been concluded that Rashmi has used this modern theory, but not with the precision that the modernists have addressed in the books of pilgrims. He has not stated it publicly, nor has it been rooted as a full-fledged theory, but the reader, when he reads the explanation, finds roots. To invest from the generation of the right of the land, and become a clear-cut theory, as well as one of the most important techniques of pilgrims used by the ground; to install grammatical rules, and these arguments contributed to the process of convincing the recipient
The theory of ladders is one of the research priorities of the grammatical lesson, because the grammatical issue that is explained must be a kind of gradient to reach the recipient's mind. This gradient was present in explaining the ground using arguments from the lowest to the top or vice versa. .

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