دراسة وتحقيق الإتحاف بشرح خطبة الكشاف لحامد بن علي العمادي الدمشقي (ت: 1171 هـ/ 1758 م)

Hamed bin Ali bin Ibrahim Al-Imadi Ad-Dimashqi (d. 1171 AH/1758 AD) authored numerous valuable works in the fields of exegesis, language, jurisprudence, and hadith, including "Al-It'haaf bi Sharh Khutbat Al-kashshaf," which is considered one of his most important works. This book is of unique value because it aims to explain a sermon from one of the most important books of exegesis, namely "Al-Kashaf 'an Haqa'iq at-Tanzil wa 'Uyun al-Aqawil fi Wujuh at-Ta'wil" by Az-Zamakhshari (d. 538 AH/1143 AD). Al-Imadi provided a varied commentary on the Khutbat Al-kashshaf, covering topics in jurisprudence, exegesis, language, creed, and biographies, making it important for clarifying its meanings, understanding its subtleties and uncovering some of the isolationist issues within it. This study investigated this work and divided it into three sections: the first section studied the lives of the two authors, Az-Zamakhshari and Hamed Al-Imadi; the second section focused on the handwritten copies; and the third section Investigation and study of the manuscript. The general aim of this work is to introduce the two authors who were both leaders in the fields of interpretation, language, and jurisprudence. It also aims to introduce the work of this esteemed Imam and to highlight his contribution to the field. The scientific approach was followed in the study and investigation, and I chose five handwritten copies for my study, all of which were excellent in form and writing, except for the Princeton Library copy, which was incomplete. I chose the version of the Youssef Aga library in Konya as the original version because it was copied from a manuscript written by the author himself, and he finished copying it a year before his death, and it bears Sultan's seal. The remaining manuscripts were used to support the original copy, and their handwriting is good and clear. The study concluded with a conclusion and highlighted its key findings.