Syntactic Exchange between Intransitive and Intransitive "An Applied Study on Surat Al-Muzzammil"

One of the highest Arab sciences is its place and I raise it as 
much as the Arabic grammar، which is the science that filled the 
minds of the grammatical scholars، and there were many 
different differences until they reached the known grammatical 
rules and placed them in the books of grammar that they were 
studying and extrapolating to the fullest face، and walking with 
him Together with the knowledge of exchange، and for this 
Highness and prestige، we have chosen a topic from which we 
will study and analyze، which is within a division of the divisions 
of verbs، which is divided into the necessary and infringing 
action، and to reflect their relationship with each other we have 
dealt with in terms of grammar exchange and this search was 
titled: "Grammar Exchange between the Necessary and the 
Infringer; An Applied study on Surat al-Muzzmmil " 
The nature of the research required it to begin with an 
introduction that includes the reasons for selecting the subject،
the purpose of the study and the previous studies، the definition 
of the study investigation، and then the first، and includes the 
concept of exchange، which is a linguistic، grammatical and 
morphological phenomenon، which comes in the sense of change 
and switching between words، then the definition of types of 
verbs The necessary and transitive in general، which is in three 
types: Mala described as unnecessary، and the necessary act 
which is limited to the perpetrator، and the offending act، which 
is an effective infringement of the effect of one، or two or three 
effects، and then to talk about the reasons for the infringement of 
the necessary act، and the necessity The infringing act is the part 
of the exchange between them and illustrates the significance of 
each of them .
The second section deals with the necessary and infringing 
formulas which ensured the meaning of the compliance، then the 
grammar agreement on the weight of the "verb" and their talk 
about the source buildings for each act as part of their intentions،
and these formulas illustrate the meanings and grammatical andmorphological indications of their original and converted 
versions. The third chapter includes the discussion of the 
application of the necessary and infringing connotations and their 
exchange on any wise male/"Surat al-Muzzmmil " As a model،
the study was a whale of Qur'anic evidence and poetic evidence،
and then the study concluded with conclusions and 
recommendations.