Wadh.Minasian 140 (The Ferdowsi Library, Wadham College, University of Oxford)

Summary of Contents: A relatively comprehensive course in Arabic morphology in a simple language. It is a mid-range treatise in Arabic morphology and inflection which is very common amongst seminary students, with a more detailed part on ʾIʿlāl than any other textbooks. This is a very useful book and has been published frequently within the course of Jāmiʿ al-Muqaddamāt.

Summary of Contents: This is a well-known text on the morphology of Arabic language, known also as "Sharḥ-i Taṣrīf", "al-ʿIzzá fī al-Taṣrīf" and "al-Taṣrīf al-ʿIzzá". The work has received attention and respect from scholars and scientists throughout centuries, and has been used as a textbook for the students of Islamic sciences for years. Several commentaries, appendices, and translations have been written for or about this work. There would be few, if any, libraries in the world which lack a copy of "al-Taṣrīf" or "Sharḥ-i Taṣrīf" of Zanjānī.

Summary of Contents: One of the most important and common books in Arabic syntax. Jurjānī has divided ʿAwāmil (the factors influencing the diacritics of the following word) into two groups of verbal and semantic, with a total of 100 ʿĀmil which have been fully explained. This work has been appreciated despite its very brief content. It has been published in 1617 in Leiden, in 1804 in Calcutta, and in 1247 AH in Bulaq.