Revealing problems and clarifying difficulties in the grammatical analysis of the Quran

Revealing problems and clarifying difficulties in parsing the Quran. Revealing problems and clarifying difficulties in parsing the Quran and explaining the readings | Noor al-Din Abu al-Hassan Ali bin al-Hussein al-Baqouli nicknamed Jam' al-Uloom al-Nahwi. Second edition, corrected and revised. The book covers several topics represented in the meanings of the Quran, its parsing, and the arguments for its recitation, mentioning their reasons. Nevertheless, the author did not commit to mentioning all the readings and their arguments, but rather cited the opinions of scholars of tafsir and language. He also relied on the opinions of the seven scholars in the readings, namely: Nafi' al-Madani, Ibn Kathir al-Makki, Aasim ibn Abi al-Najud, Hamza ibn Hibb al-Zayyat, Ali ibn Hamza al-Kisai, Abu Amr ibn Alaa al-Basri, and Ibn 'Amir al-Yahsubi al-Dimashqi. The author of the book is Abu al-Hassan Ali ibn al-Hussein ibn Ali al-Asbahi al-Baqouli, who died in the year 543 AH. Among his works are: Al-Bayan fi Shawahid al-Quran, 'Ilal al-Qira'at, Al-Jawahir fi Sharh Jumu'ah 'Abd al-Qahir, Sharh al-Luma', Kitab Kashf al-Mu'adhdhalat, Al-Mujmal, and Al-Istidrak. Al-Bayhaqi said about him: "He is in grammar and parsing like the Kaaba, with its scholars as its guardians, and after its concealment, it is a good example."