Dhiaa Al-Salik to the clearest paths 1/4

Authored by / Muhammad Abdulaziz Al-Najjar A remarkable addition for those who seek knowledge in grammar, passionate about it, walking the path of mastering its principles and understanding its branches, and delving into its fundamentals and conclusions. This book is distinguished from other books and writings in this field by its depth of insight, clarity of idea, and comprehensiveness of meaning. It is a new authoring and a unique commentary on the clearest path to Ibn Malik’s Alfiyya by Ibn Hisham, as the author provided a comprehensive commentary on Ibn Hisham’s text and briefly explained the grammar and meanings of Ibn Malik’s Alfiyya, revealing hidden expressions and structures, explaining examples and citations, summarizing their meanings, and mentioning the grammar of the obscure and the location of the citation. It exhaustively covered what is needed of interesting facts and benefits, worked on variety and renewal in presenting questions and applications, and added important morphological topics that Ibn Hisham and Ibn Malik overlooked, making the book self-sufficient in grammatical and morphological rules. It also introduced the imams of grammar and recitation whose names appeared in this work, so that the student would be aware of their scholarly status and choose from their opinions what reassures their soul. The book begins with a comprehensive introduction about the state of grammar, its origin, and its development path until it blossomed and bore fruit, mentioning some of its early pioneers and distinguished scholars. It includes summarized encouraging points from the discussions in the book to help the reader and student visualize and memorize its issues. It also adds new sections to the chapters and parts of the book, along with some expressions that the reader must pay attention to, explaining obscure and strange phrases, clarifying examples and citations, translating names, and including other scientific benefits. Paper type / Shamua