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AI InsightWhether or not the Besmela is a verse; the subtleties of the word al-Rahman; the definition of al-Hamd; the righteousness of Allah (swt); the wording of the phrase 'malik-i yawmi'd-din'; the substitution of the expression iyyâke for two verbs (na'büdü and nestâın); the research of the words al-Hidayah and al-Sirat; Explanation of the words “mun'am wa me'dūbi 'alaihim” with their i'rāb, and finally, the meaning he attributes to the word “amen” at the end of the fatiha, and the points where al-Baydzāwī differs from Zamakhshari are explained with evidence.
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Abstract
This article aims to point out and explain Imam Muhammad Amin bin Sadr al-Dīn al-Shirwānī's scholarly rank indirectly and the points where al-Bayzāwī differed from al-Zamakhsharī directly with regard to Surah al-Fatiha. Although our examination of Shirwānī's commentary on al-Bayḍāwī is limited to Fatiha, it is a 134-page manuscript commentary in terms of volume. For this reason, the article has been analyzed on important topics as much as possible. Whether or not the Besmela is a verse; the subtleties of the word al-Rahman; the definition of al-Hamd; the righteousness of Allah (swt); the wording of the phrase 'malik-i yawmi'd-din'; the substitution of the expression iyyâke for two verbs (na'büdü and nestâın); the research of the words al-Hidayah and al-Sirat; Explanation of the words “mun'am wa me'dūbi 'alaihim” with their i'rāb, and finally, the meaning he attributes to the word “amen” at the end of the fatiha, and the points where al-Baydzāwī differs from Zamakhshari are explained with evidence.