Abstract
Numerous qasidahs which are famous as lāmiyyah because of its rhyme lam have been written in Arabic literary. In these lāmiyyahs, most of which weresaid in basīt meter themes such as love of the prophet, advice, preaching, and sermons were generally handled. In this context, Ibn Mâlik (d. 672/1274) wrote a qasidah called Lāmiyat al af‘āl, which deals with the conjugations and structures of verbs in the science of morphology. Since more than ten interpretations were written on the qasidah, it shows that it has an important place in Arabic literature. Due to this importance, this study has been written with the aim of re-presenting the qasidah and its interpretations to the attention of today's academic world. As it is stated, since the qasidah deals with verbs in the science of the morfology and its famous as lâmiyyah, a brief definition of the science of morphology is made and the concepts of verb and lāmiyyah are also explained. In addition, necessary information about the interpretations of the qasidah is presented. The necessary information that passed at the classical sources about the qasidah and its author were given and the qasidah translated into Turkish. In this context, the qasidah has been reviewed under such headings as its name, manuscripts and printed copies, its interpretations, it's content and text with its Turkish translation.