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Text of Shatibiya = fulfilling wishes and offering congratulations
متن الشاطبية = حرز الأماني ووجه التهاني
Author: القاسم بن فيره بن خلف بن أحمد الرعيني، أبو محمد الشاطبي (المتوفى: 590هـ) (d. 590)
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متن الشاطبية المسمى حرز الأماني ووجه التهاني في القراءات السبع هي منظومة للإمام القاسم بن فيرة بن خلف الشاطبي الرعيني في علم القراءات، واسمها الأصلي هو حرز الأماني ووجه التهاني ولكنها اشتهرت بالشاطبية نسبة لناظمها. بلغ عدد أبياتها 1173 بيتاً، نظم فيها الشاطبي القراءات السبع المتواترة عن الأئمة نافع وابن كثير وأبي عمرو وابن عامر وعاصم وحمزة والكسائي. …
Translation
The text of Al-Shatibiyyah, called Harz Al-Amani and Waja Al-Tahani fi Al-Seven Recitations, is a composition by Imam Al-Qasim bin Firah bin Khalaf Al-Shatibi Al-Ra’ini in the science of readings. Its original name is Harz Al-Amani and Waja Al-Tahaniyya, but it is known as Al-Shatibiyya, named after its nazim. The number of its verses reached 1,173 verses, in which Al-Shatibi organized the seven frequent readings from the imams Nafi’, Ibn Kathir, Abu Amr, Ibn Amer, Asim, Hamza, and Al-Kisa’i. …
Topics covered
- Introduction to Al-Nazim - may God have mercy on him -
- introduction
- Chapter on seeking refuge
- Bab basmalah
- Surah Mother of the Qur’an
- The door of the great assimilation
- Chapter on assimilation of two letters that are close together in a word or in two words
- Chapter E. Metonymy
- Chapter on tide and shortening
- Chapter on the two hamzas of a word
- The chapter on the two hamzas is made up of two words
- Chapter on the single hamza
- Chapter on transferring the hamza vowel to the consonant before it
- Chapter on Hamza and Hisham standing on the hamza
- Chapter on manifestation and assimilation
- Male then
- Dahl mentioned may
- Masculine, feminine
- He mentioned L. Hull and Bell
- Chapter on their agreement in the assimilation of the feminine vowel, wala and wala
- A chapter on letters whose exits are near
- Chapter on the rulings on the Nūn Sakinah and Tanween
- Chapter on opening and tilting and between the two words
- Chapter on Al-Kasa’i’s doctrine of tilting the feminine “ha” in the endowment
- Chapter on their doctrines in the letters
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