The preposition (مِنْ) and its effect in legal language (The State Employees' Discipline Law)
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This research explores the impact of a preposition in Arabic, particularly in the language used by legal professionals. Their terminology is unique, and this research examines this impact by demonstrating the specific meanings of this preposition as employed by the legislator. The study also explores the numerous meanings the preposition possesses, which were often overlooked by the drafters of legal texts. Furthermore, it examines the effect of using one meaning over another and the rationale behind this choice. The research reveals that legal language is not open to interpretation or deep explanation, resulting in a limited and specific use of the preposition "min" (from) for its many meanings.
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