Characteristics of the necessary verb in the divan of Ibn Al-Haddad Al-Andalusi

Undoubtedly, scientific research requires accuracy in terms of understanding and usage, and grammarians’ terms are many.

Accuracy in understanding it is a dear requirement, as there has been a change in the significance of some terms, and other terms have been used over the centuries, so they are either synonymous or contradictory, and on top of this there is a general relationship and the relationship of some of them and the other of them a special relationship.

The Arabic sentence is divided into two parts: a nominative sentence if it is pronounced as a noun, and a verbal sentence if it is pronounced with a verb.

The verb is divided according to its signification of time into the past, present, and imperative, and according to its morphological structure into correct and defective.

The actual sentence is divided into two parts:

1 - a simple verbal sentence that includes the intransitive verb and the transitive verb for one object, or transitive for two objects 2 - an extended verb sentence that includes

And considering its structural structure to a transitive and intransitive, and the imperative verb has signs that distinguish it, it does not make the object of it, or it reaches the object by means of the preposition, and the imperative verb or the minor verb, has signs of distinguishing it.

In my research, I dealt with the reasons that made the verb necessary, reviewing the views of grammarians, ancient and modern