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 Asrar al-Balaghah, Abu Bakr Abd al-Qaher ibn Abd al-Rahman ibn Muhammad al-Farsi, of Persian origin, al-Jurjani al-Dar (d. 471 AH)

 It was read and commented on by: Mahmoud Muhammad Shaker, Al-Madani Press in Cairo, Dar Al-Madani in Jeddah

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 Miftah al-Ulum, Yusef bin Abi Bakr bin Muhammad bin Ali al-Sakaki al-Khwarizmi al-Hanafi Abu Yaqoub (died: 626 AH), recorded it and wrote its margins and commented on it: Naim Zarzour, Dar al-Kutub al-Ilmiyya, Beirut - Lebanon, Edition: II, 1407 AH - 1987AD.

 Clarification in the sciences of rhetoric, Muhammad ibn Abd al-Rahman ibn Umar, Abu al-Ma’ali, Jalal al-Din al-Qazwini al-Shafi’i, known as the preacher of Damascus (died: 739 AH), investigated by: Muhammad Abd al-Moneim Khafaji, Dar al-Jeel - Beirut, third edition.

 Text, discourse and parts, Robert de Beaugrand, translation of the dnour: Tammam Hassan, Ola Al-Kutub for Publishing, first edition, 1418 AH - 1998 AD.

 Discourse analysis, J.B. Brown, J. Yoel, translation and commentary by Dr.: Muhammad Lutfi, Dr.: Munir Al-Triki, Scientific Publishing, King Saud University.

 The Arabic language, its meaning and structure, Dr.: Tammam Hassan, House of Culture, edition of 1994.

 The improvised (in the explanation of the sentences), Abu Muhammad Abdullah bin Ahmed bin Ahmed bin Ahmed bin Al-Khashab (492 - 567 AH), investigation and study: Ali Haidar (Librarian of the Arabic Language Academy in Damascus), Edition: Damascus, 1392 AH - 1972 AD .

 Al-Misbah in Grammar, by Abu Al-Fath Nasir Al-Din bin Abdul-Sayyid bin Ali, the famous Al-Matrizi, investigation: Dr.: Abdul-Hamid Al-Sayyid Tlaib, Al-Shabab Library for Publishing, first edition.

 Al-Mofassal in the Art of Syntax, Abu Al-Qasim Mahmoud bin Amr bin Ahmed, Al-Zamakhshari Jarallah (d. 538 AH), investigation: Dr. Ali Bu Melhem, Al Hilal Library - Beirut, Edition: First, 1993

 Asrar Al-Arabiya, Abdul Rahman bin Muhammad bin Obaid Allah Al-Ansari, Abu Al-Barakat, Kamal Al-Din Al-Anbari (deceased: 577 AH), Dar Al-Arqam bin Abi Al-Arqam, Edition: First 1420 AH - 1999 AD.

 The results of thought in the grammar of Al-Suhaili, Abu Al-Qasim Abdul Rahman bin Abdullah bin Ahmed Al-Suhaili (died: 581 AH), Dar Al-Kutub Al-Ilmia - Beirut, first edition: 1412 - 1992 AD.

 Al-Bahr Al-Mohit fi Al-Tafsir, Abu Hayyan Muhammad bin Youssef bin Ali bin Youssef bin Hayyan Atheer Al-Din Al-Andalusi (died: 745 AH), investigation: Sidqi Muhammad Jamil, Dar Al-Fikr - Beirut, Edition: 1420 AH.

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 The unique book on the interpretation of the Glorious Qur’an, Muntajab Al-Hamadhani (died: 643 AH), whose texts were verified and directed and commented by: Muhammad Nizam Al-Din Al-Fateh, Dar Al-Zaman for Publishing and Distribution, Madinah Al-Munawwarah - Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Edition: First, 1427 AH - 2006 AD.

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 A footnote to the sentences on al-Jalalayn, called the Divine Conquests, with an explanation of al-Jalalayn’s interpretation of the hidden minutes, by Sheikh Suleiman al-Jamal, and in his margin he dictates what the Most Merciful has from the expressions of expressions in all the Qur’an, for al-Akbari, al-Takadum Scientific Press - Egypt,

Hashiyah al-Shihab on Tafsir al-Baydawi, named: Inayat al-Qadhi and Kifayat al-Radhi on Tafsir al-Baydawi, Shihab al-Din Ahmad ibn Muhammad ibn Omar al-Khafaji al-Masri al-Hanafi (died: 1069 AH), Dar Sader - Beirut.

 The detailed parsing of the Book of God the Psalmist, Bahjat Abdul Wahed Saleh, Dar Al-Fikr for printing, publishing and distribution, Amman, Edition: Second, 1418 AH.

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 Marah Lapid to reveal the meaning of the Glorious Qur’an, Muhammad bin Omar Nawawi Al-Jawi Al-Binti as a province, Al-Tanari Balad (died: 1316 AH), investigative by: Muhammad Amin Al-Sanawi, Dar Al-Kutub Al-Ilmiyya - Beirut, Edition: First - 1417 AH.

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 The oddities of the Qur’an and Raghaib al-Furqan (Tafsir al-Nisaburi), Nizam al-Din al-Hasan ibn Muhammad ibn Husayn al-Qummi al-Naysaburi (died: 850 AH), investigation: Sheikh Zakaria Omairat, Dar al-Kutub al-Ilmiyya - Beirut, Edition: First - 1416 AH.

 The Expression and Explanation of the Qur’an, Muhyi Al-Din bin Ahmed Mustafa Darwish (died: 1403 AH), Dar Al-Irshad for University Affairs - Homs - Syria, (Dar Al-Yamamah - Damascus - Beirut), (Dar Ibn Kathir - Damascus - Beirut), Fourth Edition, 1415 AH.

 The Expression of the Noble Qur’an, Ahmad Obaid Al-Daas - Ahmad Muhammad Humaidan - Ismail Mahmoud Al-Qasim, Dar Al-Munir and Dar Al-Farabi - Damascus, first edition, 1425 AH.

 The problem of syntax of the Qur’an, Abu Muhammad Makki bin Abi Talib Hamoush bin Muhammad bin Mukhtar Al-Qaysi Al-Qayrawani, then Al-Andalusi Al-Qurtubi Al-Maliki (died: 437 AH), investigation: Dr. Hatem Saleh Al-Damen, Al-Resala Foundation - Beirut, Edition: Second, 1405.

 Al-Mounir Interpretation in Creed, Sharia and Method, d. Wahba bin Mustafa Al-Zuhaili, House of Contemporary Thought - Damascus, second edition, 1418 AH.

 Tafsir al-Jalalain, Jalal al-Din Muhammad ibn Ahmad al-Mahalli (died: 864 AH) and Jalal al-Din Abd al-Rahman ibn Abi Bakr al-Suyuti (died: 911 AH), Dar al-Hadith - Cairo, Edition: First.

 Manar Al-Huda in the Statement of Endowment and Beginning, Ahmed bin Abdul Karim bin Muhammad bin Abdul Karim Al-Ashmouni Al-Masri Al-Shafi’i (died: about 1100 AH), investigative by: Abdul Rahim Al-Tarhoni, Dar Al-Hadith - Cairo, Egypt, year of publication: 2008.

 The Table in the Syntax of the Noble Qur’an, Mahmoud bin Abd al-Rahim Safi (died: 1376 AH), Dar al-Rasheed, Damascus - Al-Iman Foundation, Beirut, fourth edition, 1418 AH.

 The parsing of the seven readings and their causes, Abu Jaafar Muhammad ibn Ahmad ibn Nasr ibn Khalawayh al-Asbahani (deceased: 603 AH) [sic in print, and the correct view is that it belongs to Abu Muhammad ibn Khalawayh the grammarian (died: 370 AH), its text was corrected and commented on: Abu Muhammad al-Asyuti, Dar Scientific Books, Beirut - Lebanon, the first edition, 1327 AH - 2006 AD.

 The syntax of the Qur’an attributed to glass, Ali bin Al-Hussein bin Ali, Abu Al-Hasan Nour Al-Din Jami’ Al-Ulum Al-Isfahani Al-Baqouli (died: about 543 AH), investigation and study: Ibrahim Al-Ibiari, Dar Al-Kitab Al-Masry - Cairo and Dar Al-Kitab Al-Lebanon - Beirut - Cairo / Beirut, Edition: The fourth - 1420 AH.

 Diwan Al-Nabigha Al-Jaadi, Abdullah bin Adas bin Rabia bin Jada, compiled, verified and explained: Dr. Wadeh Al-Samad, Dar Sader Beirut, first edition 1998.

Magazines

 Textual Referral and its Impact on Achieving Coherence of the Qur’anic Text, 92. Al-Athar Magazine, Special Issue (Processes of the First National Forum on Linguistics and Novel 2012. Prof. Abdelhamid Boutraa.

 The concept of referral and its position in relation to textual coherence, 348, Journal of Problematics in Language and Literature, Vol. 10, No. 5, 2021. a. Dr.. Orabi Ahmed.

 Journal of the University of Tikrit (The significance of the association of letters of meanings with each other in the Qur’anic context (the Hamza and what is associated with it as a model), p. 24, number 3, volume 28. Part One.

Theses and messages

 Referral in the light of the science of text and interpretation through the interpretation of liberation and enlightenment (Master's thesis), Zohra Tohami, University Center Akli Mohand Oulhaj - Bouira 2010-2011.

 Referral in the Noble Qur’an, Abbas Ali Hussein Al-Alusi (PhD thesis), College of Education, University of Babylon, 1429 AH - 2008 AD.