Quranic grammar

In the light of Islamic sciences

Author's name: Medhat Issa Khalaf Awis

This book is a practical application of Quranic parsing in light of exegesis, jurisprudence, and readings. The author has sought to make the presentation as simple as possible, dividing the book into an introduction and four chapters. The introduction discusses the concept, benefits, and works. The first chapter discusses the relationship between Quranic parsing and meaning. The second chapter discusses its relationship to the script and Quranic readings. The third chapter discusses its relationship to jurisprudential rulings. The fourth chapter discusses models of Quranic parsing and the parsing of its problematic words. This is followed by an appendix of grammatical tools that are frequently repeated in Arabic sentence patterns in general, and in many verses of the Quran in particular. Finally, the contents of the book are a beginning for the diligent and an end for the moderate.