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Book specifications: Category: Abi Muhammad Abdullah Jamal al-Din ibn Hisham al-Ansari Author: Muhammad Mahy al-Din Abdul Hamid Number of pages: 657 pages Book subject: Explanation of the book Qatr al-Nada wa Bal al-Sada by ibn Hisham al-Ansari in grammar Book contents: Introduction Definition of the word and its types Signs of the nouns Division of the noun into mutable and fixed Division of the verb and its signs Past tense verb Imperative verb Present tense verb The particle and its signs and that all are fixed Definition of speech Types of grammatical case The six nouns Dual and sound masculine plural and what is carried on them that does not decline The five verbs The present tense verb, its types, and signs of its grammatical case Raising the present tense verb Noun of the present tense verb Permissible forms of the present tense verb What makes one verb subjunctive What makes two verbs subjunctive Indefinite noun Definite noun and its types First section: explicit and hidden pronoun Second section: knowledge and its division into name, nickname, and title Third section: demonstrative pronoun Fourth section: relative pronoun Relative clause: nominal, verbal, and prepositional phrases Fifth section: with tool Sixth section: added (possessive) The subject and predicate Negatives of the subject and predicate "Kan" and its sisters "Ma" (not) and its sisters "Na" (not) for negation of gender "Li" (for) and its negation "La" (no) "Wa" (and) and its sisters "Lam" (not) and its sisters "Yas" (perhaps) and its sisters The agent and the agent's noun Involvement (occupying) Dispute (conflict) Object and its types Object of the verb Addressee Follow-up of the addressee Diminutive of the known addressee The one called for help and the one called upon The absolute object Object of benefit Object of place (prepositional phrase) — names of time and place Object of accompaniment Status (adverbial) Disambiguation (distinction) — two types: explanatory for singular and attributive for relation Exception with "illa" (except) Exception with "ghayr" (other than), "sawa" (equal), "khalā" (except), "ʿadā" (except), "ḥāsha" (except), "mā khala" (except), "mā ʿadā" (except), "laysa" (not), "lā" (no, not) Nouns in the genitive case Prepositions The genitive case (accusative) + addition What acts as the verb First: noun of the verb Second: مصدر (verbal noun) Third: اسم الفاعل (active participle) Fourth: examples of exaggeration Fifth: اسم المفعول (passive participle) Sixth: الصفة المشبهة (adjective resembling a noun) Seventh: التفضيل (superlative) Followers: First: النعت (epithet) Second: التوكيد اللفظي والمعنوي (verbal and semantic emphasis) Third: العطف (conjunction) Fourth: عطف النسق بالواو (coordinating with "wa") Fifth: البدل (substitution) Sixth: العدد (number) Reasons for declension of the noun: nine First reason: وزن الفعل (verb pattern) Second reason: التركيب (composition) Third reason: العجمة (foreignness) Fourth reason: التعريف (definiteness) Fifth reason: العدول (change) Sixth reason: الوصف (description) Seventh reason: العلة (cause) Eighth reason: الزيادة (increase) Ninth reason: التأنيث (feminization) Eighth: التعجب (astonishment) Stopping, hamza of connection