أطواق الذهب في المواعظ والخطب.

In eloquent language, advice with few words, a lot of wisdom, great meanings, and a magic of eloquence.

The book “Hoops of Gold in Sermons and Sermons” by Al-Zamakhshari is a collection of literary texts that include religious and moral sermons and sermons. Al-Zamakhshari, whose full name is Abu Al-Qasim Mahmoud bin Omar Al-Zamakhshari, is a religious scholar, writer, and linguist from the fifth century AH/eleventh century AD. He was famous for his eloquence and ability for beautiful and simple literary expression, which made him one of the most prominent writers in Arabic literature.

In the book “Hoops of Gold,” Al-Zamakhshari uses his graceful and simplified style to provide religious and moral advice and wisdom, directed to people to improve their behavior and morals, and adhere to religion and virtuous values. The book includes many sermons that address topics such as repentance, patience, trust in God, and sincerity in work. Each sermon in the book comes in the form of an anecdote or short story from which a lesson or wisdom can be extracted.

The most important features of the book:

Eloquence of language: Al-Zamakhshari is distinguished by an eloquent and graceful linguistic style that combines eloquence and simplicity, which makes texts understandable and influential.

Diversity of topics: The book addresses a variety of religious and moral topics of interest to the Muslim reader.

Lessons and wisdom: The book contains many lessons and wisdom extracted from stories and sermons that the reader can benefit from in his daily life.

“The Golden Collars in Sermons and Sermons” is one of the books that reflects Al-Zamakhshari’s literary creativity and his interest in directing people towards virtuous morals and right religion.

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Gold and silver collars contain a magic of statement and a treasure trove of meanings. They were formulated by Abu al-Qasim Mahmoud bin Amr bin Ahmed al-Zamakhshari, Jarullah, in one hundred short articles with many words of wisdom and great meanings. He called the Gold Collars in sermons and sermons “the book of articles.”

As for Al-Zamakhshari, he called the book: (Al-Naṣāḥ al-Sughār) when he referred to it in his interpretation: (Al-Kashshaf) and quoted from it a piece of advice No. (80): (Fill your eyes with the adornment of these stars... etc.).

He says in its introduction:

“And I desire for You to make my belief, my plan, my intuition, my narrative, the writings of my creation, and the creation of my creation, and all that I have composed of my sayings and words, and the writings of my sayings, on the sharp edges of my pen. Sincerely for you and for you, seeking the scents of your record and to overflow these articles with blessing and acceptance, whatever He grants it the wind of the south and acceptance, and that you preserve in it what you have made obligatory for the neighbor, because it was found in your sanctified sanctuary, and it was born in the sheltered stone of your house, and that you may benefit from it, its originator, its socket, and its thresher. You are the guardian of all goodness and its guardian, and the one who subtracts and raises everything His wrath is receptive, and his departure is not pregnant.”