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The meaning of the triple verb more with one letter in Diwan al-Shafi'i
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The Diwan of Imam Al-Shafi’i acquires great importance, as Al-Shafi’i is an authority in the language, and when I saw that no one had preceded me in exploring its depths, I took my tool and turned my face towards it intending to study the triple verb in it. I stop at these verbs and the student pauses for their morphological forms, looking at the significance of the triple verb more with one letter, two letters, and three letters, and I found that they are many, and such research cannot contain them all, so the choice came to choose the triple verb more with one letter, and the significance of the increase in it, as the increase in The building necessitates an increase in the meaning, and from here the study was limited to the triple verb more with one letter, as the increase is only in the hamza, as in the (act), and in the weak, as in the (verb) formula, and in the alif, as in the (fael) formula, In this study, I referred to the Holy Qur’an, then to language dictionaries, as well as grammatical extensions, as well as morphological books.
As for the research plan, it came in three sections preceded by an introduction, then a translation of Imam Al-Shafi’i, which included an overview of his name, lineage, birth, and scientific status, as well as his travels in seeking and spreading knowledge, and finally his death, which was in Egypt, may God have mercy on him, then the translation was followed by an introduction that included a brief In the difference between the abstract triple verb and the triple more verb, as well as the letters of the addition and their meanings, then the investigations varied, so the first topic was in the triple verb more with the hamza (do), while the second topic came in the study of the verb more with weakness (he did), then the third topic came to be The conclusion of the research, which was in the study of the triple verb more by a thousand (active), and finally the list of sources.

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