اعراب القران وبيانه

The author spent many years of his life writing this book to produce this noble scholarly guise, and whoever browses it realizes the breadth of the author’s knowledge, just as he realizes the amount of trouble he went through in writing this book, and the care he put into all of its materials, and the coordination of its discussions.

The first thing that comes to the observer is that he is not only looking at the parsing of the Qur’an, but rather he is looking at a “circle of knowledge” on the Qur’an, which included an explanation of its verses, then history, literature, jurisprudence, and rulings, in addition to the foundation upon which the book was built, which is the parsing of the Qur’an.

This book is for the sake of what has been classified as books on the interpretations of the Qur’an in the modern era, which is in dire need of a comprehensive Qur’anic library, as it includes language, interpretation, parsing, rhetoric, and fragments of historical features, reasons for the revelation, and others. This book, which is a comprehensive classification, is in fact nothing more than the result of the author’s lifetime in the midst of his studies, and his efforts with the Arabic heritage books on grammar, morphology, and rhetoric. The author found a huge heritage characterized by completeness and maturity. He needed collection and coordination, so he chose what he felt comfortable with from the heritage of Qur’anic grammar with an easy phrase, a clear idea, and a malleable expression that entered the depths of human thought with ease and ease.