(Satisfactory Answers to Grammatical Questions) is a manuscript classified under the sciences of grammar. Written by Muhammad bin Muhammad al-Ra’i and transcribed by Ahmad al-Daljamouni in Al Naskh script at the end of Jumada al-Thani in the year 1112 Hijiri. The number of papers was 43; the number of lines was 29, and it sized 20 × 15 cm. The beginning of the manuscript: (Praise be to Allah, who made the basis for knowledge is sound understanding and good knowledge, and did not make it with how far you immigrate, nor the length of your travels, nor the abundance of narrations. But instead he only made it a light and put it where he wanted, so it made it easier for some novice students what was difficult for many scholars.... And the end of the manuscript is: The ninth research What is the benefit of repeating the Sheikh I said? They said, but repeat for notice. . . For this reason, the Qur’an came in different terms . . . thank Allah.” I wrote with black ink, in the commentary, and in some of the margins there are comments and corrections, the paper has watermarks, and some holes in the background were encountered, on the cover page are registers of interest.
Satisfactory Answers to Grammatical Questions
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Praise be to Allah, who made the basis for knowledge is sound understanding and good knowledge, and did not make it with how far you immigrate, nor the length of your travels, nor the abundance of narrations. But instead he only made it a light and put it where he wanted, so it made it easier for some novice students what was difficult for many scholars...
The ninth research What is the benefit of repeating the Sheikh I said? They said, but repeat for notice. . . For this reason, the Qur’an came in different terms. . . thank Allah.
Last Jumada al-Thani in the year 1112 AH
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Al Naskh.
Number of papers: 43 Number of lines: 29 Size: 20 x 15 cm
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I wrote with black ink, in the commentary, and in some of the margins there are comments and corrections, the paper has watermarks, and some holes in the background were encountered, on the cover page are registers of interest.