Origins of Ibn al-Sarraj
(أصول ابن السراج)

Name: Origins of Ibn al-Sarraj
Author: Abu Bakr bin Muhammad bin Al-Sari Al-Nahwi, 361 AH / 971 AD.

Title	Origins of Ibn al-Sarraj
Title Original	أصول ابن السراج
Author	Abu Bakr bin Muhammad bin Al-Sari Al-Nahwi, 361 AH / 971 AD.
Author Original	أبو بكر بن محمد بن السري النحوي، هـم
Publication Date:	961 AH/1553 AD; Friday Jumada al-Awwal
Publication Place	Occupation - Yemen - Not identified
Subject	Grammar.
Type	kitap
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	Yes
Pages Count	116
Physical Dimensions	24cm × 16cm
Library:	Al-Furqan Islamic Heritage Foundation
Library Asset ID	1970
Record ID	174945
Library Location	Yemen (Sana'a) - Dar al-makhtutat & al-maktabat al-gharbia in Aljamie Alkabir - Yemen (Sana'a) - House of Manuscripts and the Western Library in the Grand Mosque
Date	961 AH/1553 AD; Friday Jumada al-Awwal
Notes	The manuscript included: two parts. He said in Al-Kashf: It is a book that is referred to in cases of confusion in transmission and different opinions, and it has commentaries, including the explanation of Abu Al-Hasan Ali bin Isa Al-Rummani (who died in the year 1384), Abu Al-Hasan Tahir, known as Ibn Babshan Al-Nahwi, who died in the year 454 AH, and the explanation of Ibn Al-Badish Al-Gharnati, who died in the year 528 AH, and Abu Musa. Issa bin Abdul Aziz Al-Jazouli, who died in the year 177 AH, the entries, titles, and some evidence in the large black pen. The first part ended on folio 91 when he said: “The definite noun is divided into two parts: the inflected and the indeclinable, and it is obligatory to mention...” The second part began in folio 62 by saying: “After the basmalah and seeking help, mention the indeclinable nouns,” bearing the seal of the scholarly school.
Sample Text	Abu Bakr bin Al-Sari Al-Nahwi said: What I mean by it is for the speaker to be grammatical if he speaks the words of the Arabs
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Satır sayısı	34
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Origins of Ibn al-Sarraj

(أصول ابن السراج)

Author Abu Bakr bin Muhammad bin Al-Sari Al-Nahwi, 361 AH / 971 AD.

Author Original أبو بكر بن محمد بن السري النحوي، هـم

Publication Date 961 AH/1553 AD; Friday Jumada al-Awwal

Publication Place Occupation - Yemen - Not identified

Subject Grammar.

Type kitap

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript Yes

Pages Count 116

Physical Dimensions 24cm × 16cm

Library Al-Furqan Islamic Heritage Foundation

Library Asset ID 1970

Record ID 174945

Library Location Yemen (Sana'a) - Dar al-makhtutat & al-maktabat al-gharbia in Aljamie Alkabir - Yemen (Sana'a) - House of Manuscripts and the Western Library in the Grand Mosque

Date 961 AH/1553 AD; Friday Jumada al-Awwal

Notes The manuscript included: two parts. He said in Al-Kashf: It is a book that is referred to in cases of confusion in transmission and different opinions, and it has commentaries, including the explanation of Abu Al-Hasan Ali bin Isa Al-Rummani (who died in the year 1384), Abu Al-Hasan Tahir, known as Ibn Babshan Al-Nahwi, who died in the year 454 AH, and the explanation of Ibn Al-Badish Al-Gharnati, who died in the year 528 AH, and Abu Musa. Issa bin Abdul Aziz Al-Jazouli, who died in the year 177 AH, the entries, titles, and some evidence in the large black pen. The first part ended on folio 91 when he said: “The definite noun is divided into two parts: the inflected and the indeclinable, and it is obligatory to mention...” The second part began in folio 62 by saying: “After the basmalah and seeking help, mention the indeclinable nouns,” bearing the seal of the scholarly school.

Sample Text Abu Bakr bin Al-Sari Al-Nahwi said: What I mean by it is for the speaker to be grammatical if he speaks the words of the Arabs

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