In this educational app, you can explore the linguistic and grammatical systems of Imam Mohammed bin Abdullah bin Malik al-Taiani Aljiani, including his poetry and annotations. Includes historical context, detailed explanations, and textual references.
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About ألفية ابن مالك
Of Imam systems
Mohammed bin Abdullah bin Malik al-Taiani Aljiani of the most important grammatical and linguistic systems, because of the attention of scientists and writers who have been commented on, annotations and footnotes Mohammed bin Abdullah bin Mohammed bin Abdullah bin Malik al-Taiani Aljiani Abu Abu Abdullah, who died in 672 AH . [8] He is a linguist and grammarian, and one of the most important grammarians in the seventh century AH, was born in Andalusia, and emigrated to Damascus, settled in Damascus, and put many books; Brow and son live. He was an imam in grammar, language, and a world of Arabic poetry, readings, and narration of Hadith, and it is noteworthy that he was facilitated by poetry systems, which made him leave multiple poetic systems, including the Millennium as well as adequate healing in three thousand houses and others. He kept eight verses of poetry on the day of his death. He remained in this state until he died on Monday 12 Sha'ban 672 AH - 21 February 1274 AD) in Damascus, and prayed at the Umayyad Mosque
Mohammed bin Abdullah bin Malik al-Taiani Aljiani of the most important grammatical and linguistic systems, because of the attention of scientists and writers who have been commented on, annotations and footnotes Mohammed bin Abdullah bin Mohammed bin Abdullah bin Malik al-Taiani Aljiani Abu Abu Abdullah, who died in 672 AH . [8] He is a linguist and grammarian, and one of the most important grammarians in the seventh century AH, was born in Andalusia, and emigrated to Damascus, settled in Damascus, and put many books; Brow and son live. He was an imam in grammar, language, and a world of Arabic poetry, readings, and narration of Hadith, and it is noteworthy that he was facilitated by poetry systems, which made him leave multiple poetic systems, including the Millennium as well as adequate healing in three thousand houses and others. He kept eight verses of poetry on the day of his death. He remained in this state until he died on Monday 12 Sha'ban 672 AH - 21 February 1274 AD) in Damascus, and prayed at the Umayyad Mosque
