Hidayat al-Nahw

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Hidayat al-Nahw (Syntax)

This well-known textbook on Arabic grammar is newly edited and in full-colour print. Includes detailed explanatory notes from various commentaries.

The famous nahw (Syntax) manual, written by Shaykh Siraj al-Din 'Uthman Chishti Nizami (some say it is the author of the Kafiya Allama Ibn Hajib, the Maliki faqih).

Some scholars say that nahw (Syntax) is pretty much complete in this book. If one masters Hidayatun Nahw (Syntax), they are guaranteed to have gained proficiency in the laws of nahw (Syntax).

The Hidayatun Nahw (Syntax) is entirely based on the Kafiya, it follows the same format and it mostly serves as an easier explanation with more examples for the Kafiya.

The text is divided into three parts, one for ism, fi'l, and harf each. The structure of the text is excellent and the examples are extremely useful in understanding intricate points.

Arabic shows the fullest development of typical Semitic word structure. An Arabic word is composed of two parts:

The root, which generally consists of three consonants and provides the basic lexical meaning of the word, and
The pattern, which consists of vowels and gives grammatical meaning to the word.

In Arabic syntax and morphology, you’ll start seeing the Arabic grammar nouns, verbs, tenses, and all Arabic grammar rules differently.

The Reader or Student will have a better understanding of the arrangement of words and phrases to create well-formed sentences in the Arabic and Qur'anic language.

About The Publisher

Maktabatul Bushra

Al Bushra Welfare & Educational Trust is a non-profitable, multilingual Islamic Publishing House. Their publications include the Holy Quran and its translations, books related to Dars-e-Nizami, and myriad Islamic works. Their publications are not merely confined to English and Urdu, in fact, they have published books written in Arabic, Spanish, German, French etc. All these works highlight different aspects of sacred learning and have been penned by genuine and enlightened Muslim scholars.