Morphological transgression by reproduction through the short vowel and the silent A study of morphological variations in the poetry of Ibn al-Roumi

Abstract

 This research examines the morphological formulas and their reproduction through internal transformations in the morphological diversities in Ibn al-Roumi's poetry and his linguistic creativity. Arabic is known for its strict rule-governed nature, particularly in its infancy. However, it may deviate from its usual pattern or the standard to settle in different methods and formulas known as ‘the modified language’.

Deviation is a stylistic and linguistic term that implies deviation from a path to something else, which is intended, especially in the morphological formulas that are meant to influence the recipient through their internal and external processes. This research investigates the morphological modifications of formulas in Ibn al-Roumi's poetry through internal prolification of morphological forms, engendered by short vowel and pause. This is what laid the foundations for the title of the research between (فَعْل), (فِعْل), and (فُعْل), with a presentation of the results in addition to enlisting the references at the end. At the end, the research contains the appendices specific to this formulas and other guidlines.