Learning Outcomes |
PO |
MME |
The students who succeeded in this course: |
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LO-1 |
The student can have information about the Arabic language schools. |
PO-13 Having Islamic Culture and Tradition formed in the historical process understood with its original qualities and the ability of creating a sense of belonging and responsibility for our historical andd cultural heritage.
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Examination |
LO-2 |
The students, can have information about the development process of Arabic grammar as a science. |
PO-13 Having Islamic Culture and Tradition formed in the historical process understood with its original qualities and the ability of creating a sense of belonging and responsibility for our historical andd cultural heritage.
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Examination |
LO-3 |
Can reinforce the knowledge of students about Arabic language grammar. |
PO-13 Having Islamic Culture and Tradition formed in the historical process understood with its original qualities and the ability of creating a sense of belonging and responsibility for our historical andd cultural heritage.
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Examination |
PO: Programme Outcomes MME:Method of measurement & Evaluation |
Course Contents |
The content of this course is determined as the Arabic language schools and the developments in the field of Arabic language grammar. |
Weekly Course Content |
Week |
Subject |
Learning Activities and Teaching Methods |
1 |
The process of foundation of Nahiv and the role of first nahivists |
Representational |
2 |
Historical and geographical role of Basra in establishing Basrian language school |
Representational |
3 |
The founder of the Persian language school Halil b. Ahmed al-Ferahidî |
Representational |
4 |
Foundations of Nahiv: Amil-Maminmûl |
Representational |
5 |
Foundations of Nahiv science: Semâ eri, taivlil |
Representational |
6 |
Sibveyeh and Basra language school |
Representational |
7 |
al-Ahfesh al-Awsat and his students |
Representational |
8 |
mid-term exam |
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9 |
Kutrub, Abu Amr al-Jermi and Abu Usman al-Māzinî |
Representational |
10 |
al-Mubarrid and his place in the Basra language school |
Representational |
11 |
ez-Zeccâc, İbnuâs-Serrâc, es-Sîrâfî |
Representational |
12 |
Kûfe Language School and the first founder, al-Kisîî. |
Representational |
13 |
Basic features of the Kûfe school |
Representational |
14 |
The position of al-Ferrâ in Kûfe language school |
Representational |
15 |
Sa sonleb, Abu Bakr al-Enbârî and the last representatives of Kufa school of language
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Representational |
16 |
final exam |
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Recommend Course Book / Supplementary Book/Reading |
1 |
Dayf, Şevkî. el-Medârisu’n-nahviyye. Kahire: Dâru’l-Maarif, 7. Basım, 1968. |
2 |
el-Muhtar, Muhammed. Târihu’n-nahvi’l-Arabî fi’l-maşrik ve’l-mağrib. Beyrut: Dâru’l-Kutubi’l-İlmiyye, 1971. |
3 |
el-Hadisin, Hadîce. el-Medârisu’n-nahviyye. Ürdün: Dâru’l-Emel, 2001. |
4 |
el-Enbârî, Ebu’l-Berekât Abdurrahman b. Muhammed. el-İnsâf fî mesâili’l-hilâf beyne’nahviyyîn: el-Basrîyyîn ve’l-kufîyyîn. Beyrut: Beyrut: Dâr-u İhyâ’i’t-Turâsi’l-Arabî, y.t. |
Required Course instruments and materials |
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