%0 Journal Article
%T Discussions about References to Pronoun in Arabic Language
%A Enes Erdim
%J -
%D 2018
%X The matter of how to refer to al-marfu al-muttas£¿l and al-macr£¿r al-muttas£¿l pronouns in connecting the words or sentences, which is called al-atf al-nesak in Arabic language, has been a question of debate between al-Basra and al-K£¿fe language cults, two big schools of this language. Those of Basra have claimed that a pause must go between the pronoun and referred word to be able to refer on al-marfu al-muttas£¿l pronoun. The aforesaid pause is mostly seen as a pronoun. Sometimes, it may be an element like mef¡¯£¿l¨¹n bih or respondent, or £¿£¿ ¨C£¿ nafiye. According to those of K£¿fe, on the other hand, reference can absolutely be made without such a condition. There are a lot of examples in many al-fasih Arabic kalam, primarily Quran, about this matter. As to making reference on al-macrur al-muttas£¿l pronoun, car preposition must be repeated according to people of Basra. There is no difference between car preposition¡¯s being a noun or letter. The people of K£¿fe have tried to reveal evidence from Arabic kalam on this issue by stating that they do not have the opinion that a reference can be made without needing such a procedure. In this study, an evaluation is carried out by presenting the arguments of Basra and K£¿fe people in detail together with their evidence
%K Arap Dili
%K Atf-£¿ Nesak
%K Zamir
%K Basra
%K K£¿fe
%K £¿ntihar
%U http://dergipark.org.tr/amauifd/issue/40735/503784