Al-Hamdallah from the Manuscript “Hashiyat Al-Ameer Ala Sharah Al-MalwiFi Al-Isti’aarat- Study and Verification

The research aims to examine the term "Al-Ḥamdala" (the phrase "Al-ḥamdu lillāh" meaning "Praise be to Allah") as found in the manuscript "The Gloss of Al-Amir on Al-Malawi's Explanation of Metaphors". It seeks to explore and analyze rhetorical metaphors in light of Al-Amir's application of them in his commentary on Al-Malawi's work. Additionally, it sheds light on the linguistic and literary aspects related to these metaphors by analyzing nominal and verbal sentences, illustrating how nominal forms signify constancy and verbal forms imply renewal. It also examines their role in introducing scholarly discourse, expressing cultural and religious identity, and articulating gratitude and praise to Allah in a distinct rhetorical style .The study highlights the linguistic and semantic features of "Al- Ḥamdala" within the context of classical rhetorical texts. The methodology adopted consists of two approaches: