Prof. Dr. Ammar Taha Ahmed Ghannam

Faculty Member, Department of Arabic Language
Specialized in establishing and grounding Arabic grammar studies, linking traditional grammatical theory with modern linguistic research, analyzing divergent scholarly views and criticism, and identifying benefits and challenges within grammatical studies.

• B.A. in Arabic Language, University of Tikrit, 2000
• M.A. in Arabic Language, University of Tikrit, 2006
• Ph.D. in Arabic Language and Literature, University of Tikrit, 2012

1. M.A. – Saad Mohsin Ubaid (2019)
   Grammatical Permissibility in the Holy Qur’an from Verse 87 of Surat At-Tawbah to Verse 13 of Surat Ar-Ra‘d.
2. M.A. – Hani Habib Dhahir (2021)
   Characteristics of Arabic Grammar in the Book “The Development of Grammar” by Bergsträsser: A Foundational, Theoretical, and Comparative Study.
3. Ph.D. – Mohammed Ali Saleh (2021)
   The Book “Al-Tanبيه in the Grammatical Analysis of the Qur’an,” the Last Part of the Thirtieth Juz’ of the Holy Qur’an by Ishaq ibn Mahmoud ibn Hamzah: A Study and Critical Edition from Surat Al-Fajr to the End of the Book.
4. M.A. – Muthanna Dhari Hadras (2022)
   Grammatical Preference (Tarjih) in the Tafsir “Jami‘ Al-Bayan” and the Marginal Notes of Al-Iji (d. 894 AH).
5. M.A. – Yousif Sharif Jasim (2023)
   Grammatical Ambiguity and Its Avoidance in the Tafsir “Al-Bahr Al-Muhit” by Abu Hayyan Al-Andalusi (d. 745 AH).
6. M.A. – Hamid Mohammed Hamid (2023)
   Sharh Al-‘Isam on “Al-Risalah Al-Wad‘iyyah Al-‘Udwiyyah” by ‘Isam Al-Din Al-Isfarayini (d. 951 AH): A Study and Critical Edition.
7. M.A. – Salam Mahmoud Abdullah (2024)
   The Phenomenon of Grammatical Ambiguity and Its Avoidance According to Ibn Jinni (d. 392 AH) in His Book “Al-Khasa’is.”