Cairo 1990. 730 p. Youth Library. I felt the need for a new way of presenting towards the millennium, as some commentaries on the millennium resorted to tearing apart grammatical ideas in connection with the texts of the verses and the details of these texts (such-and-such), which often involves digression and controversy. Which results in the loss of the original topic and the...
Riyadh 2004. 700 p. ISBN: 9960-40-455-2. Obeikan Library. One of the advantages of Alfiyyah Ibn Malik, which classified its author as the imam of grammarians, is that it provides every generation of grammarians who aspire to facilitate the knowledge of Arabic with what satisfies their taste and what their conscience is comfortable with. Ibn Aqeel took from it what satisfied his...
Riyadh 2007. 1261 p. Dar Al-Muslim. This is a nice explanation of the millennium of the scholar Muhammad bin Malik Al-Andalusi - may God Almighty have mercy on him - which I wrote after a long, close relationship with this millennium. The first: my study of it at the Scientific Institute and my care to preserve and understand it. Second: teaching it at the institute for several...
Riyadh 2003. 396 p. ISBN: 4-62-795-9960. Dar Ibn Hazm. My participation in explaining it is the participation of those who realize that people cannot be patient with one food, and that the seeker of knowledge has a hunger that cannot be satisfied. Something, and in my explanation I was keen to aim for brevity, clarification, and facilitation, with easy phrases and clear...
Riyadh 1999. 874 p. Al Rushd Library. The Millennium Compendium was the most worthy of the attention of scholars and investigators. It was mentioned in a chapter devoted to its explanations that it had one hundred and twenty-nine explanations, ranging from printed, manuscript, and lost. Some scholars have annotated its verses, and others wrote several footnotes, reports,...
Kuwait 1993. 1076 p. Kuwait University, Department of Arabic Language. This explanation of Al-Makudi is considered one of the middle of these explanations, as its author took a middle path between boring verbosity and disruptive brevity. His explanation was intentionally a middle ground between the millennium explanations, despite their abundance.
Cairo 2001. 1703 p. ISBN: 977 -10-1-1415. Dar Al-Fikr. In this explanation, the personality of Ibn Umm Qasim appeared clearly and clearly, indicating his ability and wise judgment, and his talents and ideas were evident in him. There is no doubt that it is a more comprehensive explanation of its purpose and is distinguished by its accuracy and ease, and its clarification of the...
Cairo 2003. 1206 p. Ibn Taymiyyah Library. The text of the Millennium by Imam Ibn Malik is the best of the Arabic grammar books, and it has been explained by many verified scholars, including Imam Jamal al-Din bin Hisham al-Masry. He explained it extensively in his book: The Clearest Path to Alfiyyah Ibn Malik. I put an explanation on it and called it: “Manar al-Salik to the...
Cairo 2003. 1910 p. Al-Tawfiqiya Library. Alfiyyah Ibn Malik is considered one of the best works in the science of grammar, and therefore many explanations have been made of it. Perhaps one of the most important of these explanations is the explanation of Sheikh Ali bin Muhammad bin Isa Al-Ashmouni, where he deciphered its words, solved its riddles, and comprehensively...
Mecca 2007. 5972 p. ISBN: 9960 -03 -833 -5. Umm Al-Qura University. Imam Al-Shatibi’s book (Al-Maqasid Al-Shifa fi Sharh Al-Khalisah Al-Kafiya) comes at the forefront of the lengthy explanations of the Millennium that undertook the task of clarifying its problem, unlocking its meaning, clarifying its benefits and uniqueness, and explaining what was unclear about it. Its...
Beirut 2000. 818 p. ISBN: 2-7451-2939-2 Dar Al-Kutub Al-Ilmiyyah. This book has been published in two editions: One of them was in Beirut in the year 1302 AH; And the other. In Cairo in the year 1342 AH. They were two editions that were not controlled, and I was hoping that God Almighty would help me to verify this great book of heritage, until I learned that it had been...
Cairo 1980. 1399 p. Heritage House. Perhaps you will not find an author - one of those who wrote on Arabic grammar - who has achieved the favor of people and the demand for his writings: reading, recitation, explanation, and commentary, like Abu Abdullah Muhammad Jamal al-Din bin Abdullah bin Malik, the author of useful works and interesting classifications. The people of his...
Beirut 2009. 1621 p. Modern library. I have called this explanation (the journey of the path, to achieve the clearest paths). In this explanation that I am presenting today to the reader of Arabic, I have intended to explain the evidence of the book, concluding its thousands with it, parsing it clearly, and generalizing it, and mentioning the schools of thought and opinions...
Riyadh 2002. 1213 p. Lights of the predecessor. This book includes a study and investigation of one of the explanations of Al-Alfiyya Ibn Malik, which is called: “Irshad Al-Salik ila Al-Alfiyya Ibn Malik” by Burhan Al-Din Ibrahim bin Al-Sheikh Muhammad bin Abi Bakr Qayyim Al-Jawziyyah - may God Almighty have mercy on them. The first part of it, which is related to the...
Riad. Minhaj Publications. 2nd edition, 2022. 230 p. Arabic is a Semitic language, a very original language. Arabic grammar is difficult enough but very enjoyable. It has many similarities with the grammar of other Semitic languages. Classical Arabic and Modern Standard Arabic have largely the same grammar; colloquial spoken varieties of Arabic can vary in different ways.
المكتبة الشعبية بيروت 68 p. The Millennium Board (Millennial Ibn Malik) of grammar and morphology. Mohammed bin Abdullah bin Malik al-Andalusi - Mohammed bin Abdullah bin Malik al-Tai, known as Ibn Malik (600 AH-672 AH).
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