Linguistic Research in the Poetry of Qais ibn al-Khatim by Ibn al-Sikkit (d. 244 AH)

Abstract

There is no doubt that the collections of poets represent an important part of the sources of the authentic Arabic linguistic heritage. This is because its authors lived during a period of impeccable Arabic eloquence, as it was considered the pinnacle of eloquence and eloquence, as the words were used by the poet based on precise knowledge and understanding. Because these poems represent the elite of the language, linguists have devoted themselves to explaining their vocabulary and examining their meanings to find the largest possible number of classical Arabic usages that the researcher can be assured of their safety from foreign language. Based on the above, this research paper focused on the prominent linguistic investigations in The collection of one of the pre-Islamic poets, Qays Ibn al-Khatim, who narrated most of his poetry, and whose linguistic meaning was explained by Ibn al-Sikkeet (d. 244 AH), was a mini linguistic encyclopedia similar to an Arabic dictionary