حاشية شمس الدين الكرماني(786هـ) على تفسير البيضَاويّ (من أول سورة ابراهيم الى آخر سورة النصر ) تحقيق ودراسة .

The comments of Sheikh Muhammad bin Yusuf Al-Karmani (died: 786 AH) on the interpretation of Al-Baydawi are among the important valuable notes. And in order to remove some of what constitutes for the reader what Al-Baydawi expressed succinctly and eloquently. The author begins his footnote with the word (saying), then he comes with Al-Baydawi's words and then explains it with more explanation and clarification of his meanings. He may elaborate on some issues and come up with other sayings, such as Al-Razi, Al-Ghazali, or other scholars, without explaining the reason for the elaboration. Rather, all of them touch on jurisprudential, ideological, or contentious issues, or rhetorical or grammatical observations, and he does not deal with his explanation of all the verses, but rather chooses some of them, which constitutes for the reader to understand from the words of Al-Baydawi. Al-Kirmani may explain the vocabulary of the poetic verses and indicate the place of inference in them, and the footnote is not devoid of his preferences for some opinions over the opinion of Al-Baydawi, such as the opinion of Imam Al-Razi in some of the commentaries, and expresses by saying: If you said... I said. The researcher approached the historical descriptive method in reviewing the author's life and works in the study section, and in the investigation section, he followed the scientific method followed in investigation and commentary, so he collected the copies and chose the most complete and made them the original, and matched the other copies with them, then pointed out the differences in the footnote, controlling the text and explaining strange words He extracted the sayings and attributed them to their sources from the sources and references, and controlled the verses and attributed them to their surahs and their number, as well as the hadiths that took into account the statement of judgment on them from the approved books, as well as the poetic verses. On the author's multiple cognitive paths, as he explained and explained various research issues and expressed his opinion on them without committing himself to what Al-Baidawi sees, and this is in some places, but he often thanks the judge and praises him for his correct view.