The singer in verb conjugation

Born Sheikh Muhammad Abdul Khaleq Azeema in Gharbia Governorate in 1910 AD, he received traditional religious education starting with the Kuttab, then at Al-Azhar where he studied his elementary and secondary levels at Al-Ahmadi Institute in Tanta. He was among the first to undergo the new educational system at Al-Azhar, and he obtained the high diploma from the College of Arabic Language in 1934 AD, as part of a pioneering batch. Sheikh continued his higher studies until he earned the global certificate of professorship in 1943 AD, with his thesis titled: "Abu Al-Abbas Al-Mubarrad and his influence on Arabic sciences." Some sources mention he submitted another thesis during his specialization stage in 1940, titled: "The shared in Arab speech." After obtaining his certificate, he was appointed as a teacher at the College of Arabic Language in Cairo. He was then sent on a scholarship to Mecca in the first Azhar mission to Saudi Arabia in 1946 AD. In the sixties, he was seconded to Libya and remained there until the 1969 revolution, then he moved to work as a professor at Imam Muhammad bin Saud University in Riyadh. Sheikh was awarded the Order of Science and Arts First Class from Al-Azhar Al-Sharif, and he received the King Faisal International Prize in 1403 AH for his book: "Studies on the Style of the Holy Qur'an." He passed away—may Allah have mercy on him—on January 12, 1984 AD, following a car accident at Cairo Airport. He left many beneficial works, including: "Studies on the Style of the Holy Qur'an" (divided into three sections in eleven volumes), "Al-Mughni in Conjugation of Verbs," "Al-Labab in Conjugation of Verbs," "Abu Al-Abbas Al-Mubarrad and his influence on Arabic sciences," "The shared in Arab speech," "Verification and study of Al-Muqtadab by Al-Mubarrad," "Al-Mudhakkar and Al-Muannath by Ibn Al-Anbari," "Indexes of Sibawayh's book," "Indexes of Al-Mukhtasar, Al-Iqtibab, and the Writer's Literature," "Indexes of grammatical and morphological issues in the meanings of the Qur'an by Al-Fara'." He also authored several articles and research published in peer-reviewed scientific journals. Benefited from the writings of Muhammad Abdul Khaleq Azeema, the modern Sibawayh.