Abstract

The Arabs have built their linguistic structures upon explicit and eminent origins. It is not permissible to omit or to separate between the collateral except with evidence. It is not acceptable to transmit the arrangement between the two pillars of the chain. Moreover, it is not allowed to progress or delay without evidence. However, the richness of the language, its flexibility, and the expansion of its structures permitted us to deviate from these principles with a set of justifications and controls that the research deals with in its content. Therefore, the research has dealt with deletion and the phenomenon of progress and delay between the two parts of the transmission chain. It is revealed that the study of the declarative structure has played an influential role in realizing the sentence meanings and speech purposes. It is concluded that omission and progress, and delay of linguistic structures are subjected to control without compromising the meaning's validity and relevance to the context. Moreover, it is emphasized to study the phenomenon of deviating from the origin of linguistic, religious, and literary heritage.

Key words: Linguistic Structures, Nominal Sentence, explicit and eminent origins