An Explanation of As-Sarf al-Bahai is a beginner-friendly guide to Arabic morphology (Sarf), focusing on the classical text Sarf e Bahai, widely studied in the Indian Subcontinent. Originally written in Persian by Bahauddin al-Amili, this work has been translated and explained in English by Ibrahim Farooqi to make it accessible to modern students.
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An Explanation of As-Sarf al-Bahai is a beginner-friendly guide to Arabic morphology (Sarf), focusing on the classical text Sarf e Bahai, widely studied in the Indian Subcontinent. Originally written in Persian by Bahauddin al-Amili, this work has been translated and explained in English by Ibrahim Farooqi to make it accessible to modern students.
Author:
Ibrahim Farooqi
Editor:
Dar Al-Arqam
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