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حاشية الالوسي على "قطر الندى وبل الصدى" لابن هشام الأنصاري
تأليف: العلامة محمود شهاب الدبن الآلوسي الكبير
"ومعها "الذبالة الوهاجة في دياجي الديباجة" و" "الطارف والتالد في إكمال حاشية الوالد
لنجله أبي البركات نعمان الآلوسي
مصحوبة بــ: "معالم الاهتداء على شواهد شرح قطر الندى" للشيخ عثمان ابن المكي الزبيدي التونسي
ضبط وتعليق: نسيم بلعيد الجزائري الناشر: دار نور الصباح - تركيا عدد المجلدات: 2 عدد الصفحات: 821 نوع الورق: شمواه فاخر نوع الغلاف: مجلد فني الطبعة الاولى 2016
About The Book
A master book in the science of ‘Arabic Grammar, or also known as Nahw. Written by one of the experts of this field, you can rest assured that there is nothing that comes even close in its vivid explanation, in its break down of the terminologies as well as laying out the foundational structure of nahw.
This work was originally written as a basic work for students that needed direct approach to Arabic Grammar.
However after a short while the author compiled an explanation on it so as to further ease the understanding of the student..
- Good Quality
- Clear Font
- Ideal For The Students of Nahw (Arabic Grammar)
About The Author
al-‘Allamah, al-shaykh Abu Muhammad ‘Abd Allah Jamalu Din bin Ahmad bin ‘Abd Allah bin Hisham al-Ansari was born in the month of Dhul Qihdah 708 Hijri, which is in agreement with 1309 A.D.
He was born in Egypt. He quickly became a lover of knowledge as youn age and would just sit with scholars and in the circles of study.
Imam Ibn Hajar al-Asqalani mentions him in his book al-Durar al-Kamina that he took knowledge from all the great scholars of his time such as Taj al-Tabrizi, Taj al-Fakahani, Shuhab ibn al-Marhal, and Ibn Jama’ah.
His students didn’t become well known but however, it was testified that a lot of scholars from Egypt took from him.
He quickly became famous for his works in the science of Arabic grammar, such as:
- Mughni al-Labib ‘an Kutub al-‘a’arib,
- Awdhah al-Masalik ila al-Fiyyat ibn Malik.
- Sharh al-Burdah.
He wrote over 28 titles or works in regards to Nahw, Sarf, and Lughah, all being in the science of Arabic Grammar.
His fame was not limited to Egypt but quickly reached in the lands of east and west.
While mentioning this, Imam Ibn Hajar al-‘Asqalani quotes ibn Khaldum saying: ‘Everywhere we went in Morocco we would hear that there has come from Egypt an unparalleled scholar in the science of Arabic Grammar, not even reached by Sibawayh’.
He was a Shafi’i in Madh-hab and later became lenient towards the Hanbali Madh-hab.
He passed away in Friday evening 5th of Dhil Qa’dah 761 which is in agreement with 1360 A.D.
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