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This research examines algebra's role in Arabic grammar and its impact on grammatical rules, revealing its significance.
Summary of the research: It is known that the term "algebra" is a common term among mathematicians. They use it for the purpose of arriving at the simplest form of mathematical fractions and other matters related to mathematics. When we examined the books of Arab grammarians, we found that they use the term to indicate a specific matter that benefits strengthening in general. And to other meanings in a more specific way that will become clear in the course of the research, God Almighty willing. Among those meanings that they used in their explanations of the grammatical rules deduced by listening and analogy ekhdhis the meaning of "strength" resulting from "algebraizing the linguistic structure", for the purpose of arriving at a stronger meaning, in an easy way that does not require a stronger effort.
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