سميرة محمد فرح الزبير2017-12-032017-12-032004http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/8754In the name ot‘Allah the most comparison The most Merciful Abstract To begin with , the researcher gives an account of the conjunctions of the Arabic language , especially in the third quarter of tlle Holy Koran (Quran). The conjunctions I have come across have been named thus because these meanings do not appear unless related to what to clarify them. in other words are some sort of ambiguous mean an animal like. These conjunction are varied , some are nouns such as : Althi Alati - Alathan -lartan -Alatheena "Both Kofi an and Basrian Linguists did not agree the origin of thisword Alathi. The Kofians claimed that the words is pronounced Althi because the letter (I) drops when takling about two. Aithan what the be true is the opinion of the Basrains who argued that there is no such a word in Arabic language which omits one letter and thus the Basrian linguists are right. The famous usage of the Alathi occurs with the silence of the letter "th" and the same or by omitting the "thoo" . The conjunctions mentioned above can be used for different meanings with the conjunction Maa. Also the conjunction Aul can be used as a subject or an object when used with an adjective . The two linguists Al akhfash and A Mazini agreed on meaning , they said it is definite article while the others said it is a relative pronoun. As for the conjunction "Ay" some said that it is just a letter while others said it is a conjunction meaning "who" as in Sibawai school. Concerning the conjunction "An" most of the linguists agreed it is a relative pronoun which can be used in all situations past, present or command , much the same could be said about others "Kai " and " Law" . 8-Kai functions as either connected to " al " or to "ma" . 9-Law can mean "like" or which or such a meaning. 10- The conjunction " Ma" is not agreed on its function. 11- "Alathi" as a conjunction schoolars had not agrred on its meaning. 12- Each conjunction are to something to distinguish the meaning. 13- Also each conjunction and what it stand for to identify the difference in meaning. 14- The conjunction can omitted if the meaning is clear expect 15- Also the relation between the conjunction and the other parts of the sentence can be omitted in case the meaning could be understood.اللغة العربية - النحواللغة العربية - الصرفThesis