Morphology 3 course, code RA312, is taught to students in the third academic year of the Department of Arabic Language for two hours per week. In this course, the student studies important topics in morphology, beginning with diminutive and its weights, what is diminutive and what is not diminutive, ratios and their rulings, declension, substitution, how to replace letters with each other, and knowledge The obligatory, permissible, and abstaining assimilation, and familiarity with starting stopping. The course aims to:
• Correcting the student's tongue, protecting it from error, developing taste and linguistic sense, and endearing the student to the Arabic language
• The student should be familiar with the most important lessons and topics of morphology, its importance, and know what happens to the word in terms of change.
• The student's ability to write words and the changes that occur in the structure of the word, such as addition, deletion, adverb, or substitution.
• The student should be fluent in formulating the Arabic word.
The value for the student from studying the course is due to the:
• The student's knowledge and understanding of miniaturization and its rulings.
• The student's knowledge and understanding of lineage and its rulings.
• The student's knowledge and comprehension of declarative and substitution and how to replace letters with each other.
• The student's knowledge and understanding of diphtheria, initiation, and endowment.
