The Cognate Accusative in the Diwan of Al-Shareef Al Mortada

(A Descriptive Analytical Study)

Abstract

The Cognate Accusative in the Diwan of Al Shareef Al Mortada: A Descriptive -Analytic Study.

The research talks about the absolute object in Shareef Al Mortada’s poetry, Presenting the words of the grammarians to its provisions in detail, and they differ on some issues related to this act. The two researchers abstract absolute object examples in Shareef Al Mortada’s diwan, its forms in composition, and its objectives that have all examples in Mortada’s diwan. So it comes as emphasizing, indicating type, number, and a substitute for its action, thus fulfilling all the purposes of the absolute object.

The researchers also explore what represented the infinitive in the accusative on the absolute object, which is seven of the infinitive deputies, which are: the infinitive adjective, its type, its synonym, what was added to it, its instrument, and its participant in the derivation, which is the infinitive name, and the word (once).  Three of the deputies do not appear, which are: the number, the reference to it, and its pronoun returning to it.

Mortada’s poetry is full of examples of the absolute object, and its different forms according to its work, the nature of the worker, and its rule in terms of mention and deletion.

The applied study ends with a group of results, the most important of them: Al Mortada completed all the forms of the absolute object that the grammarians spoke about, and his poetry included controversial issues related to this section, such as the issue of the action of the verb in two sources, and on the pieces of evidence that the grammarians differed in their extraction.