Hashiyah al-'Ashmawi 'ala Matn al-Ajrumiyyah - Al-'Ashmawiyyah

Very interesting, 200 questions and answers about the Nahw, the Arabic grammar. By the great scholar, Isma'il ibn Muhammad al-Ansari (1417H).

The explanation of one of the best-known grammar books by Shaykh al-'Uthaymeen. With accents (harakat) on difficult letters and word endings.

Al-Birkawi (or al-Birkali) holds a prominent position in the Arabic language arts, and he is one of those rare individuals who appear over time and are marked by a special spirit that appears to be represented in the...

Explanation by the Sheikh al-Uthaymeen of the poem Nadhm Qawa'id al-I'rab, which is the poetry of the small treatise entitled Qawaid al-Irab of the great grammarian Imam, ibn Hisham al-Ansari, author of well known...

Imam Abu Hayyan Al-Andalusi’s (d. 745 AH) writings achieved a great reputation in the study of language. A small treatise titled “Al-Lamha Al-Badriyyah fi Ilm Al-Arabiyyah” was one of his most notable works. It is one...

A simplified explanation of the text of Ajrumiyyah in grammar by Ahmed bin Thabit Al-Wusaby, an Arabic language professor at Dar Al-Hadith in Damaj. This Sharh is characterized by ease and clarity, and attention to...

Here is a very nice book for learning Arabic Grammar, with example and exercise. The method followed here is to explain the basic rules of grammar in a simple and suitable way for beginners. Very nice edition.

The book "Al-Kawakib ad-Durriyah Sharh Mutammimat al-Ajrumiyyah" is a book by Muhammad ibn Ahmad al-Ahdal. It is one of the most famous commentaries on the Arabic grammar poem "Al-Ajrumiyyah". It contains  with many...

Very interesting explanation of al-Ajrumiyyah, more specifically of the poem (al-Mandhumah) made by Sheikh 'Ali al-Alusi, the grandson of the author of Tafsir Rooh al-Ma'aani. This poem therefore follows matn...

Very good work, simplified, operating under the principle of several specific courses, detailed methodologically in the chapters related to the Nahwu (Grammar) and the I'rab.It was written by 4 scholars and...