Employing the poetic witness in the interpretation of alhawamim In the book Durr Al-Masoun, a semantic grammatical study

This research looks at the poetic evidence that came in the book Al-Durr Al-Masun by Al-Sameen Al-Halabi, in his interpretation of Surat Al-Hawamim, which are seven surahs: (Surat Ghafir, Surat Fussilat, Surat Al-Shura, Surat Al-Zakhraf, Surat Al-Dukhan, Surat Al-Jathiya, and Surat Al-Ahqaf), to stand on the approach. And the nature of employment, the nature of the poetic witness, the strength of the argument, and the grammatical evidence for the originality of the poetic witness, and the consequent change in directing the syntactic case, which in turn leads to a change of significance. The poetic witness was sometimes employed in the context of the grammatical dispute in the home of the witness. And at other times in proving an opinion agreed upon by the scholars, and the researcher monitors and counts these witnesses, traces the places of martyrdom, and discusses the characteristics of the poetic witness that qualified him to be a witness to the linguistic style and an argument for those who cited him, and these qualities: documentation, proportion, weights, correctness, completeness, omission, and repetition. This research came in an introductory introduction that included talking about the methodology, the problem of the study, the questions around which the research revolves, and previous studies. In his book Al-Durr Al-Masun, the research was concluded with a conclusion containing the results and recommendations.