Explanation of the adverbial title in morphology
(شرح عنوان الظرف في علم الصرف)

Name: Explanation of the adverbial title in morphology
Author: Muhammad Harun Abdul Razzaq, Muhammad Harun bin Abdul Razzaq bin Hassan

Title	Explanation of the adverbial title in morphology
Title Original	شرح عنوان الظرف في علم الصرف
Author	Muhammad Harun Abdul Razzaq, Muhammad Harun bin Abdul Razzaq bin Hassan
Author Original	محمد هارون عبدالرزاق ، محمد هارون بن عبدالرزاق بن حسن
Publication Place	- Muhammad Harun Abdul Razzaq, Muhammad Harun bin Abdul Razzaq bin Hassan
Subject	only
Type	Book
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	Yes
Physical Dimensions	(1 - 91) ص ورقة 25 سطر ، المقاس الداخلي : 28x20,5 سم
Library:	King Fahd National Laibrary
Record ID	692e7dda-db53-1d44-2a71-5cf234adb696
Library Location	King Faisal Center for Research and Islamic Studies
Notes	30.2 x 21.4 cm. The beginning of the manuscript: Praise be to God, and sufficient praise be to Him, the Almighty, sufficient for all the praises of those who praise Him. And after that, when the well-known books on the art of morphology among the students of knowledge at Al-Azhar Mosque were some of them that are eloquent in the phrase and some of them are the summary in the statement.. and my father’s treatise entitled Al-Zarf on the art of morphology was comprehensive of most of its chapters.. I was able to serve it with an explanation that suits it in conciseness of the phrase.. I tabulated the pages in red ink, and in it were written. The text. The copy was blackened with corrections, corrections, and appendices, in different fonts, some of which were in the author’s own handwriting, as he signed some of them with his nickname, Abu al-Fadl. The commentator is the brother of Sheikh Abdul Salam Haroun, and the author of the envelope’s title (Haroun bin Abdul Razzaq) died in the year 1336 AH. The moisture at the end of the manuscript: (and do not forget it) of what remains for most of it, and what is correct for what remains for two letters is that it is permissible to leave the hā as silent...and God Almighty knows best. This explanation was compiled on the twenty-seventh day of the blessed month of Rajab in the year 1316 AH, one thousand three hundred sixteen after the migration of the Chosen One, may God bless and exalt his peace and blessings be upon him and his family and companions, Amen..

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Explanation of the adverbial title in morphology

(شرح عنوان الظرف في علم الصرف)

Author Muhammad Harun Abdul Razzaq, Muhammad Harun bin Abdul Razzaq bin Hassan

Author Original محمد هارون عبدالرزاق ، محمد هارون بن عبدالرزاق بن حسن

Publication Place - Muhammad Harun Abdul Razzaq, Muhammad Harun bin Abdul Razzaq bin Hassan

Subject only

Type Book

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript Yes

Physical Dimensions (1 - 91) ص ورقة 25 سطر ، المقاس الداخلي : 28x20,5 سم

Library King Fahd National Laibrary

Record ID 692e7dda-db53-1d44-2a71-5cf234adb696

Library Location King Faisal Center for Research and Islamic Studies

Notes 30.2 x 21.4 cm. The beginning of the manuscript: Praise be to God, and sufficient praise be to Him, the Almighty, sufficient for all the praises of those who praise Him. And after that, when the well-known books on the art of morphology among the students of knowledge at Al-Azhar Mosque were some of them that are eloquent in the phrase and some of them are the summary in the statement.. and my father’s treatise entitled Al-Zarf on the art of morphology was comprehensive of most of its chapters.. I was able to serve it with an explanation that suits it in conciseness of the phrase.. I tabulated the pages in red ink, and in it were written. The text. The copy was blackened with corrections, corrections, and appendices, in different fonts, some of which were in the author’s own handwriting, as he signed some of them with his nickname, Abu al-Fadl. The commentator is the brother of Sheikh Abdul Salam Haroun, and the author of the envelope’s title (Haroun bin Abdul Razzaq) died in the year 1336 AH. The moisture at the end of the manuscript: (and do not forget it) of what remains for most of it, and what is correct for what remains for two letters is that it is permissible to leave the hā as silent...and God Almighty knows best. This explanation was compiled on the twenty-seventh day of the blessed month of Rajab in the year 1316 AH, one thousand three hundred sixteen after the migration of the Chosen One, may God bless and exalt his peace and blessings be upon him and his family and companions, Amen..