Description
The author says in his book: “A group of people who memorized the book Al-Lama“ in grammar by Abu al-Fath Uthman bin Jinni, may Allah have mercy on him, aspired to it due to its small size, and despaired of not understanding it, because the books made for interpretation are large and boring, and small and disruptive, and the middle between them are either missing or less, so I gave them a brief dictation in which I limited myself to directing its questions and communicating its means, and whenever I passed a verse I mentioned its expression, or a linguistic term I clarified it to remove its surprise, and named it: ”Guiding Al-Lama'ah”, in which I explained all the issues. May Allah benefit us and them with knowledge and action, and may He grant us what pleases Him and brings us closer to Him, He is the Most Gracious.".
Book description:
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Author: Ahmed ibn al-Hussein ibn al-Khabbaz
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Study and investigation: Prof. Dr. Fayez Zaki Mohammed Diab
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Number of pages: 617 pages
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The subject of the book: Commentary on Abu al-Fath Ibn Jinni's book on grammar and morphology
The contents of the book:
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Study
Chapter one: Ibn Jinni and his book «Al-Lamaa»
Chapter two: Ibn al-Khabbaz, his era and upbringing
Chapter Three: The Guidance of Al-Lama« and Ibn al-Khabbaz's Approach
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Introduction to the book
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Bab: (Arabized and built)
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Bab: (Pronunciation and Construction)
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Bab: (Pronunciation of a single name)
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Bab: (Pronunciation of lazy nouns)
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Bab: (Tanniya)
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Bab: (Mentioning the plural)
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Bab: (Masculine plural)
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door: (Feminine plural)
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Bab: (plural)
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Bab: (verbs)
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Bab: (Knowing the raised names)
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door: (The Beginner)
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door: (News of the Beginner)
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door: (Actor)
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Bab: (The object about which the verb has been made to speak, which is the unnamed actor)
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Bab: (Verbally Similar to the Verb)
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Bab: (Kan and its sisters)
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Bab: (En and its sisters)
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Bab: ("No in Negation)
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Bab: (Recognizing Nouns that are Named)
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Bab: The Absolute Object (the source)
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door: (object)
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door: (the object of the adverb)
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Bab: (adverb of time)
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door: (place adverbs)
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Bab: (object)
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Bab: (object with)
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Bap: (Objectified)
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door: (Status)
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Bab: (Discrimination)
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Bab: (Exclusion)
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Bab: (Recognizing Hungarian Nouns)
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Bab: (Prepositions)
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Bab: (since and since)
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door: (until)
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door: (Addition)
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Bab: (Knowing what follows the name in its parsing)
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door: (Description)
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Bap: (Emphasis)
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Bab: (wildcard)
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Bap: (Transliteration)
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Bab: (conjugation)
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Bab: (Knowledge and Nothingness)
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door: (Calling)
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Bab: (Pronunciation)
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Bab: (The Calling)
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Bab: (Verb Pronunciation and Construction)
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Bab: (Letters that Accentuate the Verb)
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Bab: (Sentences)
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Bab: (Condition and Answer)
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Bab: (Exclamation)
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Bab: (Yes and No)
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door: (Habdha)
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Bab: (Asa)
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door: (how much)
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Bab: (Knowing What Works and What Doesn't)
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door: (Number)
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Bap: (plural)
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door: (Oaths)
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Bab: (connector and connector)
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Bab: (Nunin)
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Bab: (Pedigree)
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Bab: (Miniaturization)
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Bab: (Cutting and Connecting Thousands)
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Bab: (Interrogation)
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Bab: (What enters into speech and does not change it)
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Bab: (Hikayah)
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Bab: (Al-Khattab)
Bab: (Tilting)
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