Results of thought in grammar

The results of thought in the Nahl Nabawi Al-Qasim Abdul Rahman Al-Suhaili and Muhammad Al-Banadi. Al-Suhaili (581 AH) in the introduction of this book states that he intended to collect some results of thought, and he said, "Our aim is to organize them under the chapters" of the book "Al-Jamal," to attract people's hearts to it. It may be understood from this phrase that the book "Results of Thought" is an explanation of the book "Al-Jamal," but in fact, the book "Results of Thought" is not considered an explanation of "Al-Jamal" in the technical sense of that word. The most that can be said about the relationship between "Results of Thought" and "Al-Jamal" is that it contains commentary on some issues pointed out by the author of "Al-Jamal," but it is arranged according to the chapters of "Al-Jamal" as mentioned, not because he counted all of them and commented on them, but because he adhered to the order of "Al-Jamal" in what he commented on. Al-Suhaili had a special perspective regarding the grammatical issues he mentioned, away from other opinions and disagreements; rather, he had his own view on the issues he established, which reflects his grammatical doctrine. The book discusses some of these issues and reveals Al-Suhaili's perspective, and you notice this in the discussion about the noun and the named, and how Al-Suhaili, with his knowledge, uncovered what relates to that issue.