Khalil bin Ahmed Faraaheedi
Al-Khalil bin Ahmed Al-Farahidi is considered one of the imams of language and literature, the author of the science of prosody, and the author of the first Arabic dictionary, which is the Al-Ain dictionary. He is Abu Abdul Rahman Al-Khalil bin Ahmed bin Amr bin Tamim Al-Farahidi, and it is also said: Al-Farhudi Al-Azdi, and Al-Farahidi is attributed to Farahid, which is one of the clans of Azd. Al-Farhud is the son of the lion in the Azd language, and it was said that Al-Farhud are young sheep, and it was said that Abu Al-Khalil was the first to be named Ahmed in Islam after the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, and Al-Khalil’s birth was in the year 100 AH, that was the time of the caliphate of Omar bin Abdul Aziz, and it is mentioned Some say that his place of birth was in the city of Oman on the shore of the Arabian Gulf, and he lived his life in the city of Basra.
Al-Farahidi’s works
Al-Khalil bin Ahmed Al-Farahidi wrote many books, including the following:
- Eye book.
- Meanings of letters.
- Wholesale of Arab instruments.
- Offer book.
- Interpretation of the letters of the language.
- Dots and shapes.
- The melody.
prosody
The science of prosody is concerned with the set of rules that indicate the precise meter through which it is possible to identify the correct meters of Arabic poetry from those that are incorrect. Arabic language scholars differed regarding the meaning of the word prosody, and the reason for the name, including:
Read also:The first to write with a pen- Offers is a word derived from “offering.” This is because poetry is presented and measured through poetic meter.
- The Offerings are one of the names of Mecca, and Hebron wanted them to be blessed, as he placed the display flag in Mecca.
- Offerings are the path in the mountain, and seas are the paths to systems.
- Prosody is borrowed from the word nahiyah, and poetry is one of the aspects of Arabic science and literature.
- The nomenclature of the prosody is an expansion of the last part of the front of the verse, which is called the prosody.
- Note: It is likely that the name is derived from the symptom, as this is the opinion agreed upon by most specialists.
