International Journal for Arabic Linguistics and Literature Studies

International Journal for Arabic Linguistics and Literature Studies (JALLS) is a peer-reviewed, open-access journal, published Quarterly by Refaad. The Journal focuses on being a field for the dissemination of original and innovative research on the topics of the Arabic language and its various sciences in order to contribute to the deepening of specialized knowledge in the affairs of the Arabic language. Also, it is specialized in the related areas of critical thinking examining the multiple linguistic levels and literature and critical phenomena in the Arab heritage. Moreover, it is concerned with the latest studies of these Phenomena in the modern era, according to the mechanisms of serious scientific research.

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The Pattern of Women in Palestinian Popular Proverbs

Omar Mahmoud Assi , Khalil Mohammad Odeh

Objectives: This research aims to study the implicit cultural systems related to women in Palestinian counter-proverbs. The study requires that it be organized into two sections: The first is theoretical and addresses the study's terms and their accessories, such as defining the implicit system and counter-proverbs ...

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Signs of a Shift in the Creative Mood of the Narratives of the Arabian Gulf "Stories of Self-Alienation as a Model"

Amirah Ali Abdullah Al-Zahrani

Objectives: The research aims to identify the manifestations of the transformation in the creative mood of short story writers in the Arabian Gulf since the early sixties, which is the stage of new sensitivity, where the influence of existential culture and Western philosophical production at that time ...

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The Phenomenon of Inclusion of Prepositions: A comparative Study between the Two Languages: Classical Arabic and Nabataean Dialect

Ali Za'al Al-Khamaiseh , Issam Mostafa Taamneh , Tareq Ibrahim Al-Zayadat , Fouad Fayad Shtiyat , Amina Khalif Al-Qudah

Objectives: This research is based on studying the phenomenon of inclusion of prepositions between  two languages: Classical Arabic and Nabataean dialect, then conducting a different comparison. At the beginning, it is based on defining inclusion both linguistically and technically based on what ...

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Analyzing the Grammatical Opinions in Which Tha’lab Al-Kasa’i Disagreed with the Nominatives and Accusative Cases and Giving Priority to them

Rana Hassan Shehadeh , Hussein Mustafa Ghawanmeh

Objectives: This research aims to clarify the opinions the grammar in which Tha'lab al-Kasa'i disagreed for nominatives and accusatives, and an analysis of the grammatical opinions in which Thalab al-Kisa'i disagreed with the nominatives and accusatives and their weighting. Methods: The study adopts ...

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