Muhyi al-Din Darwish's Objection (1403 AH) to the Interpreters of His Book The Interpretation of Quran and its Statement

Abstract

    Arabic language is one of the clearest languages. God has honored it by making it the language of His Holy Quran—a holy book that is not falsified by Man. God provides this particular language with people who serve it continuously. Arabic language, in this sense, becomes their constant job in a sense that they keep on studying, identifying, constructing and presenting rules of Arabic language. Consequently, scientists of this language are themselves honored. This research, in fact,  moves around this particular honour.    The reason for choosing this topic is to gather the objections of Muhi al-Din against scholars who preceded him. The research falls into two sections. Section one tackles two types of sentence: sentences with a place and sentences with no place. The second section tackles prepositions and adverbs.   The conclusion of the research sums up its most important findings.