The Ajrumiyyah in grammar and morphology

The text is a classical Islamic educational text about Arabic grammar, specifically the "Matn Al-Ajrumiyyah" by Imam Abu Abdullah Muhammad ibn Muhammad ibn Ajrum Al-Sanhaji. Here is the word-for-word translation into English: Text of Al-Ajrumiyyah in the science of Nahu (syntax) for Imam Abu Abdullah Muhammad ibn Muhammad ibn Ajrum Al-Sanhaji. Types of speech: speech is the word composed and beneficial by arrangement. And its sections are three: noun, verb, and particle that comes for a meaning. The noun is known by: being in the genitive case, and tanween, and entering the "Al" (the definite article), and the genitive particles which are: min (from), and ila (to), and an (about), and ala (on), and fi (in), and ruba (perhaps), and the Baa (preposition), and the Kaaf (preposition), and the Laam (preposition). The particles of division are: Waw (and), Baa (with), and Taa (the letter Taa). The verb is known by: qad (already), and seen (s), and sawf (will), and the Taa of femininity (tā’ al-ta’neeth) which is silent. The particle is what does not fit with the proof of the noun nor the proof of the verb. Chapter of I'rab (grammatical inflection): I'rab is the change of the ends of words due to the different factors affecting them in pronunciation or in meaning. Its sections are four: raising (raf'), and نصب (nassb), and خفض (khafd), and جزم (jazm). For nouns, from these are رفع (raf'), and نصب (nassb), and خفض (khafd), and there is no جزم (jazm). For verbs, from these are رفع (raf'), and نصب (nassb), and جزم (jazm), and there is no خفض (khafd).