The rich song about the explanations of the eloquent singer 4/1

Praise be to Allah, Lord of the worlds, and prayers and peace be upon the noblest of messengers, our master Muhammad, and upon his family and companions all together. And after: The book (Mughni al-Labib an Kutub al-Araib) by Imam Abu Muhammad Abdullah Jamal al-Din ibn Yusuf ibn Hisham al-Ansari, who died in 761 AH, may Allah have mercy on him, is considered one of the most valuable sources and references in grammar that Arab language takes pride in, due to its method of classification and arrangement. The author discussed in the book, through research and study, the particles of meaning and the Arabic sentence, explaining its types and rulings. He pointed out the doubts that spoil the grammatical case, guiding to the most effective ways to correct understanding and proper grammar. Because grammar is a branch of meaning, collecting the sayings of the earlier scholars and discussing them. There is no surprise in that, as his author, Ibn Hisham, is a pioneering figure in the renewal of writing in grammar, guiding the reader through his well-known grammatical works to this day, from the clear and simple to the complex and difficult, removing its ambiguity. We see this in (Qatar al-Nada wa Sharhuhu), (Shudur al-Dhahab wa Sharhuhu), and (Awdah al-Masalik ila Alfiyat ibn Malik). The scholars of grammar have recognized Ibn Hisham’s mastery in this field, dedicating themselves to his books through study, explanation, and teaching. Today, Arab grammarians and linguists have also recognized this high status, having verified his books and their explanations, including the noble commentary (Ghina al-Arib an Shuruh Mughni al-Labib) by Al-Mustafa Ramzi bin Al-Hajj Hassan al-Intaki, who died in 1100 AH, may Allah have mercy on him.