Adjective made like the present participle

Abstract

The Nomen Agentis Adjective term is a term, stated by the filologists starting from Sibaweih, wherever they mentioned the Nomen Agentis action, modes of usages, separately from other adjectives, in their works, however, most of them have not dealt with it independently nor determined it accurately. Thus, we find it interrelated with other adjectives, especially with the Nomen Agentis structure. Ibnus-Sarraj has been the first one to try to lay out a solution for those structures, followed by az-Zubaidi and az-Zamakhshari, throughout till IbnulHajeb, who discussed those structures systematically and could collect them and lay out certain grammars and rules. Most modern philologists have followed his steps, where they tried to lay out the features of this description, predicated on causality and the preserved rank and the connotation to invariablity and durability, in addition to relating it to the transitive verb and the impossibility of its addition to the prepositional phrase and possibility of its unreal addition to the subject.

Despite that, its multi-structures have made it suitable for interrelation and succession with the structures of the other adjectives, for we find some of those structures have concord with other adjectives’ structures. Thus,   the invariablity and durability connotation  is not absolute and the necessity condition is not absolute either. The linguistic usage, the Quranic Passage and the successive readings indicate the existence of interrelation and succession between the Nomen Agentis adjective and the other adjectives and between the ifinitive or  the sequence, only what distnguishes it from other adjectives.