The amount of four in the pride of the Arabs

The amount of the four in the pride of the Arabs is one of the books that talked about the virtues of the Arabs and what was reported about them in the hadiths of the Prophet and the impact, written by Ibn Hajar Al -Hitmi.Praise be to God, the Arabs have been singled out among all nations for countless advantages, and I bear witness that there is no god but God alone with no partner, and I bear witness that Muhammad is His servant and Messenger, with whom God has honored the Arabs above all others with unfathomable virtues. May God''s prayers and peace be upon him and his family and companions, and those who follow them with goodness, prayers and peace. Always the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful, the Most Merciful. And then... many of the non-Arab groups and stubborn sects have become accustomed to hating the Arabs, so they have fallen into the pits of ruin out of ignorance of the advantages that God has bestowed on them that no one else is given, and the gifts that achieve the height of their value and the greatness of their goodness, until we have reported on the authority of some of God''s saints that he said: ( I struggled with myself for sixty years until my hatred for the Arabs came out of it. There has been a large number of people, and there is no disagreement about them except the attack on them and the monopolization of their rights, so I intended to present them with a very brief message so that it will be complete, God willing, for whoever reads it. He may go into them with the slightest word, otherwise the word will be imposed on him, for the ignorant person may be excused unlike others. Perhaps he is afraid of something urgent and warns.When I decided to pursue this beneficial goal, God Almighty willing, I saw that the Sheikh of Islam and the scholar Abu al-Hussein Abd al-Rahman al-Iraqi wrote a comprehensive book on this matter, but it was long with many chains of transmission and well-known extensive methods. I intended to shorten it in less than ten chapters, so that I would not miss anything of its purposes and benefits, seeking help from In God Almighty, I trust in Him, and I rely on Him in all my affairs. He is the most generous, the most generous, the most merciful.I called it (The Amount of Arb fi Fakhr al-Arab), and I organized it into an introduction, chapters, and a conclusion.