Persuasion in grammar 1-2

Persuasion in grammar 1-2 simplified explanation of Ibn Malik's Alfiyya by Ibn Malik Al-Andalusi, Abu Abdullah Muhammad Jamal al-Din Al-Tai (died 672 AH) author: Professor Dr. Ahmed Sayed Hamid Al Barjlami Muhammad ibn Abdullah ibn Malik Al-Tai Al-Jiyani known as Ibn Malik (600 - 672 AH = 1203-1274 AD) attributed to Jiyan - with the opening of the Jīm and the emphasis on the Yā’ as documented by Yaqut and the author of the dictionary and Al-Maqri - in Al-Andalus where he was born. He was a great linguistic scholar and the greatest grammarian in the seventh Islamic century, and his influence on later grammarians such as Abu Hayyan Al-Andalusi (died 745 AH), Ibn Hisham Al-Ansari (died 761 AH), Al-Muradi (died 749 AH), Ibn Aqil (died 769 AH), and others is no less significant than Sibawayh’s influence on those who came after him, indeed Ibn Malik’s grammar is considered a decisive milestone in the history of Arabic grammar.