Arabic grammar aimed to protect Arabic language from any erroneous pronunciations and writings. But grammar itself came to be complicated and came to be a goal rather than a means of reaching to exact learning of Arabic language. Some of contemporary Arabic linguists strived to simplify the Arabic grammar and rid it from any complexities. Experts like Ibrahim Mostafa, Makhzumi, Showqii Dhaif and Tamam Ihsan run after Ibn Maza to complete his endeavors and override the Agency theory. Another group sounded the public language and third group tried to follow principles of ancient Arabic semantic. This research aimed to investigate endeavors of past and contemporary authors in Arabic language grammar simplification and their achievements at this regard. For that, viewpoint of three contemporary experts like Ibrarhim Mustafa, Showqi Dhaif and Tamam Ihsan were articulated with special emphasize.
Mottaqi Zadeh, I. (2010). The study of Attempts Facilitative in Arabic Grammar of Arab Speakers. Quarterly of Arabic Language and Literature, 6(11), 125-153.
MLA
Isa Mottaqi Zadeh. "The study of Attempts Facilitative in Arabic Grammar of Arab Speakers", Quarterly of Arabic Language and Literature, 6, 11, 2010, 125-153.
HARVARD
Mottaqi Zadeh, I. (2010). 'The study of Attempts Facilitative in Arabic Grammar of Arab Speakers', Quarterly of Arabic Language and Literature, 6(11), pp. 125-153.
VANCOUVER
Mottaqi Zadeh, I. The study of Attempts Facilitative in Arabic Grammar of Arab Speakers. Quarterly of Arabic Language and Literature, 2010; 6(11): 125-153.
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