Al-'Ukberî and His wievs on grammer in his book named At-Tibyân Fî İ'râbi'l-Qur'ân

Literature of the me'âni'l-Qur'ân or i'râbu'l- Qur'an constitutes the second stage of the examinations of the Qur'an language whose first stage started with the works of Garîbu'l-Qurân. In the first stage, it was aimed to explain the words that the first subjects of the inspiration had difficulty in understanding and to explain the unfamiliar words while aiming to help the understanding of the Qur'an in accordance with the rules of the Arabic Language (i'râb). One of the authors of these studies, which is generally initiated by Ḳuṭrub (210/825), is' Ukberî (616/1229). It is important that his work on this subject is called Tibyan fî İ'râbu'l-Qur'ân because this work is described as one of the most famous ones of the field in his books. In this work, we have tried to examine this work in terms of the main issues of the Arabic language and compare it with the first skis of the history of nahiv which are important and also the sources of Ukberî in places where we consider necessary. In this way, we tried to determine whether the author had original approaches.