Omission Deletion in Arabic

. . . : . . . . . : , : . () : :( ) :( ) . . .Arabic is like asea and atreasure of Knowledg and secrets, No wonder. Some say that the language of Arabs con't be grasped but by prophets. So, some researchers take the meaning which can't be over, hoping that serving language and promoting it.Since then and I am prospection to this subject. Something draws my atteution in abook called Figh al Lugha and Sir Al-Arabia by Tha'labi, especiaily he tackled this subject. After reading this subject, I belive I have found cehat is missing. So I began my research, depending on some other books which are enough to write on this subject. To shed light on this subject and some simslar subjects which are Omission and Deletion in Arabis.I made use of some books in Arabic in general especially dictionaries and some books which deal with rhetorics, the books which explain the neanings of the Holy Quran those books all are handy. I depended also on the traditions of Bukhari and Muslim and I depended on some Verses.During my research, I gathered some matevials which are bosic, they can be seen in three different points, First, the omission of a sentence Second, the omission of a word which can be seen in verbs and nouus. Third, the omission of letters. All these things can be preceded by an introduction of the word omission linguistieally.Finally, I doint mean that I did something rare or perfect, but I did something what can be done by a researcher. If I succeed It is something great if not, God forbid, it is dueto my soul and God is the most benevolent.