The feature of omission in the excretion of the reproach in the interpretation of the Al_Taqreeb of A bi_Zaraah 826 AH
Keywords:
omission, verb, noun, subject, predicate, letterAbstract
The noble Prophet’s hadith represents a high level of Arabic eloquence and eloquence, so no one denies the ideal picture of Arabic eloquence, after the Holy Qur’an. The most accurate meanings, the most gentle of them and strong combinations that are unable to come after him to come up with the like of it. This research is an attempt to find out some of the omissions that Abu Zara'a - may God have mercy on him - monitored in his book "Tarh al-Tathreeb fi Sharh al-Taqreeb", and he stood there indicating the feature of omissions in the prophetic phrases, with a statement of the opinions of scholars, from those who preceded Abu Zara'a and those who came later. Among these places are: deleting the subject, predicate, verb, and object.
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