Morphological research in (Aljamie for the interpretation of imam Abu al-Qasim Al-Suhaili, (581 AH)).

Abstract

• The reviewer of AlSuhaili's various books shows what seems to be a clear obsession and a clear urgency in his unique scientific personality not to miss the opportunity to talk about morphology, grammar, and interpretation, and address averse or several verses in different contexts that he/ she deals with, to suit the nature of the book he/ she is writing, Or the subject in which he is describing. If he worked in the morphology, his interpretation was imbued with accurate morphological analyzes, also, if he wrote in the Prophet's biography, he would be interested in its interpretation and narrations, which clarifies and illustrates the interpreted verses, drawing on its preferred means of interpretation, which it did not dispense with in all its variety as grammar, morphology, eloquence, and strangeness.