The clearest path to Alfiyyah by Ibn Malik
(أوضح المسالك إلى ألفية ابن مالك)

Title The clearest path to Alfiyyah by Ibn Malik
Title Original أوضح المسالك إلى ألفية ابن مالك
Author Ibn Hisham, Abu Muhammad, Jamal al-Din, Ibn Hisham, Abdullah bin Yusuf bin Ahmed bin Abdullah, d. 761 AH 1360 AD
Author Original ابن هشام، أبو محمد، جمال الدين، ابن هشام، عبد الله بن يوسف بن أحمد بن عبد الله، ت هـ م
Subject Grammar
Type Document
Language Arabic
Digital No
Manuscript Yes
Pages Count 194
Library: Alnadeem - مخطوطات العربية
Record ID 30719
Library Location Cover detector 1168
Notes The first of which is: As for praising God who is worthy of praise... This is the chapter on explaining the speech and explaining what the speech consists of. Speech in the grammarians’ terminology is an expression of what the two matters of pronunciation and benefit come together - the last of which is: If the assimilated letter resides in it due to its connection with the nominative pronoun, then the assimilation must be unscrambled in a language other than Bakr ibn Wa’il, such as “Hekkut” and “Say if you go astray and we tighten their families”.
Sample Text Al-A'lam, Part 4: 147 Revealing Suspicions, Part 1: 152
Eserin durumu حالة النسخة جيدة
Eserin Mükemmeliyeti النسخة كاملة
Yüzyıl ,hat tipi العراق, النجف, مؤسسة كاشف الغطاء العامة, خط نسخ
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The clearest path to Alfiyyah by Ibn Malik

(أوضح المسالك إلى ألفية ابن مالك)
Author Ibn Hisham, Abu Muhammad, Jamal al-Din, Ibn Hisham, Abdullah bin Yusuf bin Ahmed bin Abdullah, d. 761 AH 1360 AD
Author Original ابن هشام، أبو محمد، جمال الدين، ابن هشام، عبد الله بن يوسف بن أحمد بن عبد الله، ت هـ م
Subject Grammar
Type Document
Language Arabic
Digital No
Manuscript Yes
Pages Count 194
Library Alnadeem - مخطوطات العربية
Record ID 30719
Library Location Cover detector 1168
Notes The first of which is: As for praising God who is worthy of praise... This is the chapter on explaining the speech and explaining what the speech consists of. Speech in the grammarians’ terminology is an expression of what the two matters of pronunciation and benefit come together - the last of which is: If the assimilated letter resides in it due to its connection with the nominative pronoun, then the assimilation must be unscrambled in a language other than Bakr ibn Wa’il, such as “Hekkut” and “Say if you go astray and we tighten their families”.
Sample Text Al-A'lam, Part 4: 147 Revealing Suspicions, Part 1: 152
Eserin durumu حالة النسخة جيدة
Eserin Mükemmeliyeti النسخة كاملة
Yüzyıl ,hat tipi العراق, النجف, مؤسسة كاشف الغطاء العامة, خط نسخ
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