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Grammatical differences in Al-Muradi (d. 749 AH)

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Nasreen Abdel Hassan Hilal, Jassem Freeh Dayikh Al-Turabi

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Praise be to God, Lord of the Worlds, who exalted and subdued, reigned and decreed, pardoned and forgave, taught and concealed, defeated and helped, and created mankind, and may God’s peace and blessings be upon our master, our Prophet, our intercessor, and our beloved Muhammad, the author of the most eternal book, the pious heart, and the purest dress, better than God and obey, and better than circumambulating he strives, and the greatest of those who glorify his Lord, the Most High, and upon his family and companions, may the peace and blessings of God be upon him abundantly.As for what follows, when the Noble Qur’an was revealed in the language of the Arabs, which is rich in its many and varied sciences, including grammar, which preserves the tongue from melody, and it is what revolves around the change of meanings, so that the meaning rotates according to grammatical variables in terms of parsing and order (forward and backward) omission, mention and circulation between the various grammatical tools.

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