There is Michael G Carter's translation of al-Khatib al-Shirbini's fairly extensive commentary on the al-Ajurrumiyyah, together with Carter's own

notes on the right hand page of the book. I myself have translated half of the popular al-Tuhfah al-Saniyyah which is Muhammad Muhyiddin ABdul-Hamid's commentary on the al-Ajurrumiyyah. I can't think of other Nahw commentaries that have been translated into English. Qatrun Nada Imadu Sarf and Imdad un Nahw Well of course there is Al Ajroomiyyah, An Nahw Al Waadih and then you could move on to Qatr An Nada, At Tatbeeq An Nahwee, Alfiyyah, An Nahw Al Waafi etc... Assalamu' Alaykum wa Ramatuallahee wa Barakaatuhu, At Tatbeeq An Nawhee is one volume and is a bit more advanced of a Grammar book and gives you more detail when it comes to Iraab etc... Also, An Nahw Al Waafi is three volumes that basically covers all aspects of Nahw. I have put two links below for you to download the books if you wish. At Tatbeeq An Nahwee Wa At Tatbeeq As Sarfee : http://www.4shared.com/file/92894040/d3673a38/___.html An Nahw Al Waafi : http://montada.echoroukonline.com/sh...ad.php?t=80366 Wassalamu'Alaykum wa Ramatullahee wa Barakaatuhu, Ihsaan Aslamu alaykum where can i purchase this book An Nahw Al Waadih?? Wa Alaykumus Salam Wa Ramatullahee Wa Barakaatuhu, You can download it online if you wish http://s203978783.onlinehome.us/waqf...ks/17/1657.rar This is book one. There is also book two. I'm sure you can purchase it online somewhere. If you are in a muslim country it will be really easy to find inshaa ALLAH. Otherwise, like I said, you will have to buy it online. Also, there are Key's that come with the each book. 3 key's to each one. If you wish to download books in Arabic try searchig here http://www.waqfeya.net Most likely you will find what you are looking for. Wassalamu Alaykum Wa Ramatullahee Wa Barakaatuhu, Ihsaan

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