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A simplified explanation of Ibn Hisham's Matn, one of the simplest and most famous grammar books in the Arab heritage.

📘 Qatr al-Nada wa Bal al-Sada – Explanation of Ibn Hisham's Text on Arabic Grammar

Embark on an enjoyable journey into the world of Arabic grammar with the "Qatr al-Nada wa Bal al-Sada" app, which offers a simplified and comprehensive explanation of the book by Imam Jamal al-Din Ibn Hisham al-Ansari, one of the pillars of Arabic grammar and known as the successor of Sibawayh.

This book is one of the most famous and accessible grammatical texts, distinguished by its richness, clarity, and comprehensiveness. It is specifically designed for beginners who want a solid foundation in grammar, while advanced learners can also benefit from it for refresher and review.

💬 Ibn Hisham says in his introduction:

"... These are anecdotes I have included in my introduction entitled "Qatr al-Nada wa-Ball al-Sada," lifting its veil, revealing its veil, complementing its evidence, and completing its benefits..."

✨ App Features:

📖 Simplified Detailed Explanation: Every rule is explained in clear language and with expressive examples.

🔍 Smart Search: Quickly search for any term or rule within the text or explanation.

⭐ Bookmarks: Save your important points for later reference.

📝 Add Your Notes: Jot down your thoughts and comments on the rules while reading.

🎨 Customize the Display: Control the font, size, and colors, and choose Night Mode for eye comfort.

📴 Offline Reading: Browse the entire content offline.

🔄 Regular Updates: Continuous improvements to enrich your grammar learning experience.

🧠 Why this app?

Because it provides you with the essence of grammar from one of its great masters, presented in a simple style that students, enthusiasts, and learners can understand, and with a modern user interface that meets your needs.

📥 Download the app now and begin your journey to understanding the structure of the Arabic language, through a reliable explanation of one of the greatest grammar texts in history.