Binary dictionaries with Arabic entries in Arabic linguistic heritage

Fahmy, Khalid

doi:10.21608/mjoms.2022.234930

Binary dictionaries with Arabic entries in Arabic linguistic heritage

Author

khalid Fahmy

Faculty of Arts - Menoufia University

10.21608/mjoms.2022.234930

Abstract

This research paper examines the phenomenon of classifying binary dictionaries with Arabic entries in the linguistic heritage of the Arabs as a form of non-dominance of the owners of other languages and giving them the opportunity to understand Islam in their own languages.
To this end, the research addressed the following demands:
- The concept of positive education, as a linguistic and cultural interaction between two closely related languages, and observing the incomplete beginnings of what he called the first binary lexical in heritage, then comprehensive binary lexicography in heritage.
- This was a distinctive form of heritage dealing with the languages of other nations, which it could not and did not work to remove under a positive model for its universality.
And the Arabic tongue was able, without coercion, to displace many languages, whose sons and speakers believed in the new religion, which is Islam, in many places in Egypt, the countries of the Maghreb and the Levant, and other places elsewhere.
Where these countries gave up their ancient languages voluntarily and accepted the Arabic language; Because the peoples of these countries saw that their assimilation of the knowledge of the new religion would not be complete without turning to the language in which his book was revealed, its texts explained, and its legislation and landmarks clarified.

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