🔤Arabic Grammar & Morphology
Diaa Al-Salik to the clearest paths
ضياء السالك إلى أوضح المسالك
Author: محمد عبد العزيز النجار
About this work
هذا الكتاب هو تعليق على ألفية ابن مالك في النحو، يتناول المصنف شرحًا وافيًا للمتن مع إيضاح معانيه وإعرابه، ويتناول أيضًا نبذة تاريخية عن نشأة علم النحو وتطوره، ويشير إلى الفروق بين المذاهب النحوية الرئيسية مثل المذهب البصري والكوفي. كما يحتوي على شرح لأمثلة وشواهد متنوعة، مع إضافة موضوعات صرفية مهمة لم تذكر في المصادر الأصلية، بهدف توضيح القواعد النحوية والصرفية بشكل أكثر وضوحًا وعمقًا.
Translation
This book is a commentary on Ibn Malik’s Alfiyyah on Grammar. The work provides a comprehensive explanation of the text, clarifying its meanings and parsing. It also deals with a historical overview of the emergence and development of the science of grammar, and points out the differences between the main grammatical schools of thought such as the Basri and Kufic schools of thought. It also contains an explanation of various examples and evidence, with the addition of important morphological topics that were not mentioned in the original sources, with the aim of clarifying the grammatical and morphological rules more clearly and in depth.
Topics covered
- First volume
- Introductions
- introduction
- Translated by Ibn Hisham
- A general word about the origins of grammar
- The appearance of the melody
- Grammar mode
- Grammar and morphology sources
- Where did grammar originate? The two schools of thought: Basri and Kufi
- The approach of the two schools of thought and the reason for the disagreement between them
- Introduction to the workbook
- Explain the speech and explain what it consists of
- entrance
- Introduction
- Chapter: The noun is characterized by five signs: preposition and nunation
- Chapter: The verb is made clear by four signs
- Chapter: On the letter, its sign and types
- Chapter: On the verb and its types
- Questions and exercises
- Explanation of the inflected and constructed
- The building
- The Arabized
- Chapter One: Chapter on the Six Names
- Chapter Two: Al-Muthanna
- attached to it
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ظاهرة التقارض في النحو العربي