200 Q-A in the sciences of Balaghah

Al-Balaghah fi Daw Madhhab as-Salaf fil-I'tiqad : The Balagha in light of the Madhhab of the Salaf in belief.Written by Shaykh D. Abd al-Muhsin ibn Abd al-Aziz al-Askar, a professor at the University of Imam ibn Su'ud...

Ilm al-Mantiq is the science of rhetoric or logic, and more precisely Aristotelian logic. This science is a derivative of Kalam but much more pushed and tends towards philosophy. If the latter is blameworthy in the...

Following the Nahul-Wadih program with Balagha, also with the correction of exercises.

The book “Mughni at-Tullab” (Sufficiency of Students) written by Mahmud Hasan Al Maghanisi (1222H), is a book in Logic/Rethoric, and it is a commentary on Matn Isāghūjī by Imam al-Ibhari (663H), may Allah have mercy...

Here is a concise and very educational explanation of the most famous Matn in the science of al-Mantiq, by al-Allamah Jamal, ibn al-Imam Abdelkarim Ad-Dabban. The Matn Isāghūjī fi al-Manṭiq is a Commentary on...

One of the most important contemporary books written about the science of Balaghah by a scholar and a professor of Umm al Qurra to Makkah. The author develops in depth (2 large volumes), all 3 branches of al-Balagha...

Pedagogical explanation of the book of the great scholar Tahir ibn 'Ashur, Mujaz al-Balaghah, by Sheikh Abdullah al-Fawzan, a great specialist of the Arabic language and author of many appreciated explanations....

An excellent book dealing with the various sciences of Balaghah, explained in a simple, pedagogical and concise manner, by Sheikh Anwar Abdullah al-Fadfari, an eminent Indian scholar in this field.

Written by a specialist in the Arabic language, the author explores the most incredible forms of Balaghah, giving definitions, examples and some practical exercises.

Al-Balaghah al-Muyassirah (The science of eloquence simplified) have been deliberately written in a simple style and summarized perfectly suited to the beginner. The author is a doctor professor of readings and Tafsir...

Qawa'id Lughatil al-'Arabiya is a teaching book of Arabic written by four Egyptian teachers in the early 20th century. Sheikh al-Uthaymeen explains the parts dealing with Balaghah.