The grammatical case in Jarir's poetry

Abstract

In Jarir's poetry, a group of ills were directed at the grammarians from what the Arabs heard from the transmitted

with the correct transfer from the definition of the few to the extent of the abundance, and the grammarians resorted to the measuring device in his poetry in

Guidance and clarification in referring the branch to the root of the cause, and making the rule of the root to the branch.
The immovable is based on the movable if it has its meaning. (1) Our poet excelled in employing analogy in the case of

Unable to hear him.

He gave the grammarians a range of requirements approved in Jarir's poetry statement, including the agreement of the grammarians' audience.