The Syntactic lesson between Baghdad and Hilla - Ibn Alkashab(died567 hijri)

الدَّرْسُ النَّحْويُّ بَ بَغْدَاد والحِلَّة/ ابنُ الخَشَّاب (ت 567 هـ) أُنموذجًا .

Abstract

Ibn Al kashab was Considered a Baghdadi Grammerian who (died567 hijri) one of the Grammerian who Sacrifice themselves for Arabic language. He had a great impressions in his Grammerians School (Baghdadion) and he went beyond to anther territories near Baghdad. Hilla city which reached during this period to the prosperity of thought and Knoeweldge and many of its Scientist were left to got lessons in grammar and language under Ibn Al kashab supervision. In Baghdad and from there he tried to search the impact of grammar which left by Ibn Al kashab in Baghdad and Hilla Cities and his student in Baghdad were more than thirty Grammerians while in Hilla there were nine Scientists and it's not enough to Show Ibn Al kashab students in two Cities but we have to show grammar lessons and asimple translation.