Al-Burhan in Qur'anic Sciences

Description

Book description:

• Author's name: Abu Abdullah Badr al-Din Muhammad ibn Abdullah ibn Bahadir al-Zarkashi

• Number of parts: 4 parts

• Number of pages: 1228 pages

• The subject of the book: Al-Burhan in Qur'anic Sciences

The contents of the book:

1. Introductions

• Badr al-Din Muhammad ibn Abdullah ibn Bahadir al-Zarkashi

• His compositions

• Book of proof

• Copying the book

2. Volume I

• Author's introduction

• The first type: Knowing the Causes of Descent

• The second type: Knowing the occasions between verses

• Third type: Knowing the commas and headers of the following

• Fourth type: In collecting faces and counterparts

• Fifth type: Mashashaba science

• Sixth type: Cryptozoology

• Seventh type: On the secrets of openings and suras

• The eighth type: In the Conclusion of Suras

• Ninth type: Knowledge of Makki and Madani

• Tenth type: Knowing the first and last Qur'anic revelations

• Type XI: Knowing how many languages it was revealed in

• Type XII: On how to download

• The thirteenth type: A description of its collection and those who memorized it from the companions of the Prophet (may Allah be pleased with them)

• Type XIV: Knowing its division according to its chapters and the order and number of chapters and verses

• Type XV: Knowing his names and their derivations

• Type XVI: Knowing what is found in it that is not in the language of the people of Hijaz from the tribes of the Arabs

• Type XVII: Knowing the non-Arabic language

• Type XVIII: Knowledge of its strangeness

• Type XIX: Knowledge of conjugation

• Twentieth type: Knowing judgments in terms of their individuality and structure

• Type XXI: Knowing which words and structures are better and clearer

• Type twenty-two: Knowing the difference between words by adding, subtracting, changing movement, or substituting one word for another

• Type Twenty-Three: Knowing the direction of the readings and explaining the face of each reader

• Type XXIV: Knowledge of stopping and starting

• Type XXV: Calligraphy

• Type XXVI: Knowledge of his virtues

• Type XXVII: Knowledge of its properties

• Type XXVIII: Is anything in the Qur'an better than something

• Type XXIX: Recitation etiquette and how to recite it

• Type XXX: Whether it is permissible to use some verses of the Qur'an in works, letters, and speeches

• Type XXXI: Knowing the proverbs in it

3. Volume II

• Type XXXII: Knowledge of its provisions

• Type XXXIII: Knowing His Arguments

• Type XXXIV: Knowing what is copied from what is not

• Type XXXV: Recognizing what is different

• Type XXXVI: Recognizing the Mukarram from the Mutasha'ah

• Type XXXVII: On the ruling of similar verses contained in the attributes

• Type XXXVIII: Knowledge of its miracles

• Type XXXIX: Knowing that it must be repeated

• Fortieth type: The Sunnah's Support for the Qur'an

• Type XLI: Knowing its interpretation and exegesis

• Type XLII: Faces of Addresses and Discourse in the Qur'an

• Type XLIII: Real and metaphorical

• Type XLIV: On metaphors and innuendo in the Qur'an

• Type XLV: On sections of the meaning of speech

• Type XLVI: On the Qur'an's eloquent methods and arts

4. Volume III

• Continued Type XLVI

5. Volume IV

• Continued Type XLVI

• Type XLVII: On vocabulary and tools

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