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The article discusses the importance and role of the imperative verb in the Arabic language. It highlights how it is used extensively in contexts of authority, administration, and education, where it expresses commands and platforms for obedience and respect. It explains that the Arabic language has various forms of the imperative verb, reaching up to six different types, and also employs nouns and verbs as substitutes for the command to reinforce authority and frame social relationships. Additionally, it points out that the use of the imperative gradually diminishes as civilization and morality advance, with fewer commands issued as qualifications increase. The article emphasizes that Arabic language tends to have an authoritarian character, focusing on tools of control and obedience.
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