Infinitive and Derivatives Constructions in the HolyHadith Encyclopedia: A Morphological Semantic Study

Abstract: 
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    This is an abstract thesis entitled” Infinitive and Derivatives Constructions in the Holy Hadith Encyclopedia: A Morphological Semantic Study”. The study contains four chapters preceded by an introduction and preface and followed by a conclusion and indexes.
      The study aimed at taking out the infinitive constructions of both types the auditory and regular, as well as the derivative construction in the holy Hadiths; they were joined by statistical and clarifiable tables.
      The study has four chapters; the derivatives were distributed in semi-verb chapters. The first chapter is a theoretical study of the derivative constructions ( present participle, semi verb adjective, and the exaggeration forms). This was followed by a practical study to these derivatives that were observed and analyzed with an interest to their contextual erections in their references.
      The second chapter also included a theoretical study to constructions of the past participle, place nouns, superlative nouns, and the machine name). In addition to the practical side in the holy Hadiths and a study to these derivative nouns in the light of its articulatory context where it was mentioned.
       Concerning the infinitive construction, they were divided into two chapters. The third chapter included a study of the auditory and regular infinitive in the holy Hadiths; beside taking them out and analyzing them morphologically and semantically within a context.
     The fourth chapter included the regular infinitive ( Mimi infinitive, Al Merrah infinitive, the artificial infinitive, and infinitive name  ) which were studied theoretically and practically; while the conclusion contained the most important results. Prayers granting  good, praise suits His dignity as he must be praised.