أثر السياق في دلالة أبنية المصادر والمشتقات في الخطبة الفدكيّة

Al Lama'a Al Bayda: Tabrizi Al Ansari (-1310 AH), verified by: Mr. Hashem Al Milani, Aal Al-Bayt Foundation for the Revival of Heritage - Beirut, 1st Edition, 1418.

Al-Hawamis in explaining the collection of mosques: Abd al-Rahman bin Abi Bakr, Jalal al-Din al-Suyuti (-911 AH), right: Abd al-Hamid Hindawi, The Tawafaqif Library - Egypt.

Al-Kafi: by Muhammad bin Yaqoub Al-Kulayni, Dar Al-Kutub Al-Islamiyyah, 5th Edition, 1963 AD.

Al-Munsif: Abu Al-Fath Othman bin Jani Al-Mawsili (- 392 AH), House of Revival of the Ancient Heritage, 1st Edition, 1373 AH - 1957 AD.

Al-Sahhah, Taj Al-Lung and Sahih Al-Arabiya: Abu Nasr Ismail bin Hammad Al-Jawhari (-393 AH), joined by: Ahmad Abd Al-Ghafour Attar, House of Knowledge for the Millions - Beirut, 4th Edition, 1407 AH - 1987 AD.

Al-Zahra and Fadak's Sermon: by the scholar Muhammad Baqir al-Majlisi (may it be pleased with him), commented on and completed by Ayatollah Muhammad Taqi Shariatmadari, House of Golestan Kawthar - Iran, 1st Edition, 1323 AH - 2003 AD.

Awali Al-Lali: by Muhammad bin Ali Al-Ihsai, known as Ibn Abi Jamhour, Sayed Al-Shuhada Press, 1st Edition, 1403 AH.

Badaa'i al-Fawayyat: Muhammad bin Abi Bakr bin Ayyub bin Saad Shams al-Din Ibn Qayyim al-Jawziya (-751 AH), Arab Book House - Beirut - Lebanon.

Crown of the Bride, one of the jewels of the dictionary: Muhammad bin Muhammad bin Abdullah al-Husseini Abu al-Fayd, nicknamed Mortada al-Zubaidi (-125 AH), verified by a group of investigators, Dar al-Hidaya.

Dictionary of language scales: Ahmad bin Faris bin Zakaria al-Qazwini al-Razi Abu al-Hussein (-395 AH), edited by: Abd al-Salam Muhammad Harun, Dar al-Fikr 1399 AH - 1979 CE.

Editing and Enlightenment: Muhammad Al-Taher Bin Muhammad Al-Taher Bin Ashour Al-Tunisi (1393 AH), Sahnoun Publishing and Distribution House - Tunis, 1997

Evidence in the Sciences of the Qur’an: Muhammad bin Bahadur bin Abdullah al-Zarkashi, edited by: Muhammad Abu al-Fadl Ibrahim, Dar al-Maarifah - Beirut, 1391 AD.

Explanation of Al-Ashmouni on the Millennium Ibn Malik: Ali bin Muhammad bin Isa Abu al-Hassan Nur al-Din al-Ashmuni al-Shafi’i (900 AH), Dar al-Kutub al-Ilmiyya, Beirut - Lebanon, 1st ed. 1419 AH-1998 AD - Explanation of Al-Radhi Ali Al-Kafiyyah: Radhi Al-Din Al-Astrabadi, Correction and Commentary: Yusef Hassan Omar, University of Garyounis, 1398 AH - 1978 AD.

Explanation of Al-Malouki in Al-Tasrif: by Ibn Yaish. Fakhr al-Din Qabawa, The Arab Library - Aleppo, 1st Edition, 1393 AH - 1973 AD

Explanation of the sermon of the friend Fatima al-Zahra: Ayatollah Al Shubair al-Khaqani, introduction and commentary by: Sheikh Muhammad Kazim Al Shabir al-Khaqani, Anwar al-Huda publications - Qom, ed. 1,1412-1371 - Explanation of Shafia Ibn al-Hajib: Muhammad ibn al-Hasan al-Radhi al-Istrabadi Najm al-Din (- 686 AH), was registered: Muhammad Nur al-Hassan, Muhammad Zafzaf, Muhammad Muhi al-Din Abd al-Hamid, Dar al-Kutub al-Ilmiyya - Beirut - Lebanon, 1395 AH - 1975

Fath al-Qadeer: Muhammad Ali bin Muhammad bin Abdullah al-Shawkani al-Yamani (-1250 AH), Dar Kathir, House of Good Speech - Beirut, 1st Edition, 1414 AH.

Functional Linguistics, A theoretical introduction: Ahmed Al-Mutawakel, Okaz Publications, 1989 AD.

Islamic Thought (Its Concept and Features): Ahmad Hassan Farhat, Amman House - Amman, 2003 AD

Morphological Miracles in the Noble Qur’an (An Applied Theory Study), Abdul Hamid Hindawi, Modern Library - Saida - Beirut, 2002

Protest: Al-Tabarsi (620 AH), 1st edition, 1380 AH.

Refining the language: Muhammad bin Ahmed bin Al-Azhari Al-Harawi Abu Mansour (-370 AH), verified by: Muhammad Awad Terrif, Revival of Arab Heritage - Beirut, ed. 2001 AD - Contextual significance among linguists: Awatef Kanoush, Dar Al-Sayyab - London, 2007

Structuralism in Contemporary Philosophical Thought: Omar Mhebel, University Press Office - Algeria, 1991 AD.

The anomaly of the custom in the art of exchange: Ahmed bin Muhammad al-Hamlawi (1351 AH). The investigator: Nasrallah Abd al-Rahman Nasrallah, Al-Rushd Library, Riyadh.

The book: Amr bin Othman bin Qanbar al-Harthy, nicknamed Sebwayh (- 180 AH), written by: Abd al-Salam Muhammad Harun, Al-Khanji Library - Cairo, 3rd Edition, 1904 AH - 1988 AD.

The context and its impact on revealing the meaning / applied study in the books of the meanings of the Qur’an, (PhD thesis), by the researcher: Kholoud Jabbar Idan, supervised by: Dr. Zuhair Ghazi Zahid, College of Education for Girls - University of Baghdad, 2008.

The deliberative and the pilgrims: Saber Habasha, Damascus - Syria, 2008 AD.

The dictionary of the ocean: Majd al-Din Abu Taher Muhammad bin Ya'qub al-Fayrouzabadi (-817 AH), edited by: The Heritage Library at the Resala Foundation under the supervision of: Muhammad Na'im al-Arqsousi, The Resala Foundation for Printing, Publishing and Distribution, Beirut - Lebanon, 8th Edition, 1426 AH - 2005 CE

The effect of context on the grammatical system with applications on the book of identification in Gharib al-Qur’an / by al-Anbari, a doctoral thesis, by the researcher: Noah bin Yahya bin Saleh al-Shehri, supervised by: Dr. Abdullah bin Nasser Al-Qarni, Umm Al-Qura University, 1427 AH.

The Great Interest in Conveyance: Ali bin Moamen bin Muhammad, Al-Hadhrami Al-Ishbili, Abu Al-Hassan known as Ibn Asfour (- 669 AH), Lebanon Library, 1st Edition, 1996 AD.

The Holy Quran.

The illuminating lamp in Gharib al-Sharh al-Kabir: Ahmed bin Muhammad bin Ali al-Fayoumi al-Hamwi (- 770 AH), Scientific Library - Beirut.

The meanings of buildings in Arabic: Dr. Fadel Saleh Al-Samarrai, Ammar House for Publishing and Distribution - Amman, 2nd Edition, 1428 AH-2007 AD.

The phenomenon of linguistic rotation

The polite in the science of morphology: Dr. Salah Mahdi Al-Fartousi, Dr. Hashem Taha Shalash, Beirut, 1st Edition, 1432 AH - 2011 AD.

The significance of the context and its impact on directing the verbal similarity in the story of Musa (PBUH) / Applied theoretical study, MA thesis, by the researcher: Fahd bin Shatawi bin Abdul Muain Al-Shtwi, supervised by: Dr. Muhammad bin Omar Bazmoul, 1426 AH - 2005 CE.