Amtsilah Tashrifiyah Terjemah

Book of Amsilatut Tasrifiyah - There are lots of books that discuss the science of poetry specifically such as 'Ilmu Sharaf and Nadh al-Maqshūd, or those that are combined with the science of nahwu, such as Awdhah al-Masâlik ilâ Alfiyah Ibn Mâlik, Syarh Qothrunnadâ, Jami' ad-Durūs, and others. However, most of the books above fall into the category of "heavyweight" books, not immediately allowed for beginners. Therefore, generally novice students in Islamic boarding schools will use the book al-Amtsilah at-Tashrifiyah in studying sharaf.

Kitab al-Amtislah at-Tasrîfiyyah was written by KH Muhammad Ma'shum bin Ali when he was 19 years old. KH Ma'shum was born in Maskumambang, Gresik, from the Seblak Islamic Boarding School, Jombang. Kiai Ma'shum is the son-in-law of Hadratussyekh KH Hasyim Asyari. His full name is Muhammad Ma'shum bin Ali bin Abdul Jabbar al-Maskumambani. He died on 24 Ramadhan 1351 or 8 January 1933. Kiai Ma'shum was a prolific scholar, among his works were Al-Amtsilah At-Tashrifiyyah, Fathul Qadir, ad-Durus Al-Falakiyah, and Badi'atul Mitsal.

The specialty of this book compared to other sharaf books is that it is systematically arranged from tsulatsi mujarrad to successive ones, and starting from at-tashrîf al-ishtilâhi to at-tashrîf al-lughawi. Its simple structure and direct presentation of examples without much theory means that this book is worthy of being used as a starting guide for santri in studying sharaf, especially mubtadi'in (beginner students). In addition to this book being a mandatory guide in some Islamic boarding schools in Indonesia, al-Amtsilah at-Tashrîyah is also a guide for studying sharaf in the international academy arena.

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Nahwu and sharaf are two sciences that must be possessed and mastered for those who want to understand Arabic, and Arabic is an absolute requirement for those who want to understand Islam.

At first, the 'native' Arabic language did not recognize vowels (fathah, kasroh, dhommah, breadfruit) and this was of course very difficult, among the Arabs themselves at that time rarely could read and write, it was just magical, the grammar and grammar structure was standard. they stay awake.

The literary movement that gave birth to many poems actually became evidence (read: proposition) for the validity of a linguistic pattern discussed by nuhah (Nahwu experts) later on.

Later in its development, the Arabic language was given a point so that it could be visually distinguished between the letters ب / ba (one dot) and the letters ت ta (two dots). However, for some circles it is still difficult to 'sound' the letters whether they read ba, bi, or bu. This is where these two sciences, namely Nahwu and Sharaf have a role.

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