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(رسالة في الإعراب)

Title	[Message in parsing]
Title Original	رسالة في الإعراب
Author	unknown
Author Original	مجهول
Subject	Arabic language - grammar
Type	Document
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	Yes
Pages Count	10
Physical Dimensions	13×19سم
Library:	Dar - مجمع الملك عبد العزيز للمكتبات الوقفية
Library Asset ID	AB011097-2
Record ID	rsalt-fy-alarab
Library Location	Muhammad Ibrahim Al-Khatni Library
Notes	A complete copy, in good font, with black ink and paragraph headers in red.
Sample Text	The basmala, the grammatical movements are called the nominative, accusative, and genitive, and they are the different movements that occur at the end of the noun due to various factors that enter into it... Likewise, every movement that occurs at the beginning of the word or in its middle is a dissonant. Separating the definite noun... — ...so you say three chapters to ten men, ten women, one hundred men, three hundred garments, and a thousand dirhams, so the counted accusative is singular and in denial otherwise, as you say, eleven men, twenty garments, and ninety dinars, done. O God, forgive its writer, its parents, those who looked at it, and all believing men and women.
İktisap	وقف
Dewey Sınıflaması	415.1 ر إ ر
Tezhip	المداد الأسود والأحمر.
Kayıt Numarası	25 (2)
Yazı Türü	فارسي
Kaynak	مجمع الملك عبدالعزيز للمكتبات الوقفية - المدينة المنورة – السعودية

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[Message in parsing]

(رسالة في الإعراب)

Author unknown

Author Original مجهول

Subject Arabic language - grammar

Type Document

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript Yes

Pages Count 10

Physical Dimensions 13×19سم

Library Dar - مجمع الملك عبد العزيز للمكتبات الوقفية

Library Asset ID AB011097-2

Record ID rsalt-fy-alarab

Library Location Muhammad Ibrahim Al-Khatni Library

Notes A complete copy, in good font, with black ink and paragraph headers in red.

Sample Text The basmala, the grammatical movements are called the nominative, accusative, and genitive, and they are the different movements that occur at the end of the noun due to various factors that enter into it... Likewise, every movement that occurs at the beginning of the word or in its middle is a dissonant. Separating the definite noun... — ...so you say three chapters to ten men, ten women, one hundred men, three hundred garments, and a thousand dirhams, so the counted accusative is singular and in denial otherwise, as you say, eleven men, twenty garments, and ninety dinars, done. O God, forgive its writer, its parents, those who looked at it, and all believing men and women.

İktisap وقف

Dewey Sınıflaması 415.1 ر إ ر

Tezhip المداد الأسود والأحمر.

Kayıt Numarası 25 (2)

Yazı Türü فارسي

Kaynak مجمع الملك عبدالعزيز للمكتبات الوقفية - المدينة المنورة – السعودية