الصوتيات
Volume 22, Numéro 1, Pages 21-32
2026-04-15
The Modern Khalilism Theory: Engineering The Arabic Language Between Heritage And Digitization An Analytical Study Of The Research Of Abdul Rahman Hajj Saleh And Fawzia Badawi
Authors : Larabi Fatima Zahra . Tsouri Bentsouri Abdelbaki .
Abstract
This article aims to provide a comprehensive reading of the Modern Khalilism Theory, as an integrated linguistic project that seeks to reconstruct the Arabic grammatical and lexical system according to contemporary scientific foundations. The research begins by critiquing linguistic methodologies that imposed foreign language models onto Arabic, presenting the alternative formulated by Abdul Rahman Hajj Saleh and deepened by Fawzia Badawi. The article discusses the conceptual apparatus of the theory (model, position, matrix, factor) and how these concepts are employed in computational and pragmatic linguistics. The study concludes that the Khalilist model represents a "linguistic technology" capable of efficiently processing the Arabic language automatically, surpassing Western models.
Keywords
Modern Khalilism Theory ; Abdul Rahman Hajj Saleh ; FOUZIA BADAOUI ; Modeling ; Position Theory ; Computational Linguistics
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