Sharh Marah Alarwah
Manuscript Description:
(Sharh Marah Alarwah) is a manuscript classified under the science of morphology. It was written by Abd al-Rahim bin Khalil al-Roumi, who died after 854 Hijiri. It was copied by Ahmad bin Omar bin Muhammad bin Hassan al-Baqarasi in a Al-Naskh script in the city of Antioch at a time before Al-Asr on Monday 10th of Rabi` al-Akhir in the year 950 Hijiri. The number of papers reached 110, the number of lines is 21, and the size is 20.5 x 15 cm. The beginning of the manuscript: (Praise be to Allah, who showed us his book in the sciences of Arabic language and morphology and preserved his words from alteration and distortion. And made clinging to it rest for souls.) and the end of the manuscript was: (Touya and Towyan is a duality of the participle noun from tu, and if two declarations do not meet, if he raises his eye, but he does not also follow up on the singular in which two declarations meet, if his eye is raised, the book is completed…) and this manuscript was written in black ink and some phrases and warning lines in red, with a commentary, there are comments and corrections in the margins, the paper has watermarks, the scriber mentioned his job while writing the copy that he was the imam of the Sufi mosque in the city of Antioch, the first of which are various registers, including unclear possession and the experience of the pen.
