Intellectual Grants in Morphological Rules Authored by: Muhammad Salim Ibn al-Sayyid Yasin al-Hanbali, known as Ibn Qutina al-Maqdisi al-Azhari

Abstract

      This pen will be dedicated to removing the dust from an old morphological book, entitled: The Intellectual Grants in Morphological Rules, by Muhammad Salim Ibn al-Sayyid Yasin al-Hanbali, known as Ibn Qutina al-Maqdisi al-Azhari. It was written for the benefit of scholars, and here we are contributing to its transmission to future generations, committed to presenting it in the form intended by the author of this manuscript, not the form we desire.

            The author has used his ink in this manuscript to simplify the science of morphology for students in the study circles. He followed the question and answer method in presenting the material in a very simplified way, easy for every student of knowledge. Among the most important topics he talked about are: verbs and their types, nouns, adjectives, sources, the active and passive, and the plural and their types And also derivatives, in which he talked about the active and passive participle, the comparative, and the exclamation, and in all of these topics he was concerned with setting limits for them.

            The nature of the research required it to be divided into two parts, preceded by an introduction and followed by a conclusion and a glossary of the research's contributors. The research sections are:

The first part: The study, in which we discuss the author of the manuscript and the manuscript.

The second part: The investigation, in which we discuss the investigation method and the verified text