Misbahu Al Khafiya fi sharhi Nadhmi Al Kafiya

Abstract

Ibn Adam al-Balaki al-Rosta'i, who was born in 1160 AH in the village of Rust, in the district of Juman, north of the city of Arbil, the capital. He Adam roved between the cities and villages of Kurdistan to the east and south to learn from the scientists, Ibn Adam died in 1237 AH in the village of ) Dilza). He left behind 100 books in the Islamic sciences, the Arabic language, theology, logic, arithmetic, geometry, history and astrology. It has been found in public libraries in Sulaymaniyah and Baghdad, and private libraries such as the library of his grandson dr. Abdullah Al Mulla Saeed, and others on (69) his manuscript only.The copy of the book (Misbahu Al Khafiya sharhu Nadhmi Al Kafiya) which is a collection of the Central Library of Awqaf in Sulaymaniyah is the only version of it. It is a manuscript in grammar, and an explanation for a grammatical poem by the (Shekh Ma`aruf A nnudhi) on the uthor of the grammar ( Ibn Al Hajib), in which there are (89) witnesses, 36 of them from the Holy Quran, 25 from Hadith, 20 from poetry, Sayings of the Arabs and their ilk. The research dealt with the first section of the word and its sections to the end of the subject forbidden from exchange (Al Mamnu`a min A ssarf) in grammar, and is located in 99 papers.