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المستخلص
The aim of this study is to shed light on the approach and efforts of the
enigmatic grammarians who wrote about grammatical Riddles, explaining their
approach and the way they put the Riddles and its solution, and how they are
interested in presenting the grammatical rule in an interesting and enigmatic way
that makes scholars and researchers accept the study of grammar with love and
longing by presenting it through entertaining means and strategies that stimulate
mind and excite the mind, And their longing to study the grammatical heritage
books and reflect on them, and this is the goal we aspire to: that consideration of
this dear heritage be renewed and that the rules be understood, preserved in the
hearts, and passed down from generation to generation; Grammar is the
mainstay of the Arabic language and its foundation upon which it is built and
built upon.
These grammarians are : Al-Zamakhshari (d. 538AH) in his book
“Argumentation with Grammatical Issues,” Al-Sakhawi (d. 643 AH) in his
book “Munir Al-Dayaji fi Tafsir Al-Ahaji,” Ibn Lubb (d. 782 AH) in his poem
called “The Riddles Poem on Grammatical Issues,” and Al-Suyuti. (d. 911 AH)
in his book “The Grammatical Riddles” called “The Style in the Riddles,” and
Mullah Issam Al-Asfarainy (d. 1037 AH) in his book “Explanation of the
Grammatical Riddles System.”
This art, which was taken care of by the former, needs to be clarified,
explained, and commented by grammarians in order to make it easier for
students and scholars to understand and absorb it in an exciting and easy way
that makes them love grammar.