Khalid Al-Azhari’s (ca. 1499 A.D.) Morphological Investigations: His Commentary on Ela El-Tesheel (On Facilitation) and Ewdheħ El-Mesalik (Clearest Ways)

Abstract

Khalid Al-Azhari’s morphological investigations, in his two works Sherħ El-Teśreeħ (The Interpretation of Disposition) and Mośel El-Nebeel (The Noble’s Contrivance), occupied a considerable position. The two works presented various views of many scholars on most issues. Al-Azhari held unfanatic and non-lined views when discussing issues. Al-Azhari’s attitude, additionally, was mannerism-free, audition-dependent, and analogy-based. Al-Azhari not only interpreted morphological areas, but he, moreover, elaborated on related studies by editing and re-explaining various views and positions. Al-Azhari, furthermore, commented on different linguistic attitudes. Al-Azhari, also, replied to linguists' views on multiple themes and issues. Assisted by citations, examples, and axioms, Al-Azhari used to tackle and defy several linguistic issues by addition, alteration, modification, or rejection.

    so all these dialogues, and the linguistic reinforcements make his explanations - the explanation of the clarification on the statement, and the connection of the noble to the towards the facilitation - from the facilitating explanations of the millennium of Ibn Malik, with the help of the  Evidence transmitted between the folds of their pages in a high scientific style far from fanaticism, and the following is a presentation of morphological issues, and the way of Sheikh Khaled Al-Azhari in explaining them: