Is there a book called "Nukat al-Qur'an," and if so, how are its letters formed?

The full title of the book is: "Nukat al-Qur'an ad-Dallatu 'ala al-Bayan fi Anwa' al-'Ulum wa al-Ahkam" (Points of the Qur'an Indicating Clarity in Various Sciences and Rulings), by its author, Imam al-Hafiz Muhammad ibn Ali al-Qassab. Al-Dhahabi described him as "the Imam, the knowledgeable, the memorizer [of Hadith], the mujahid." He was known as al-Qassab due to the large number of those he killed in his military expeditions. The author states in the introduction to his book that it deals with "points of the Qur'an indicating clarity in various sciences and rulings, and revealing the differences among people in the fundamentals of religion and its laws, its details and its comprehensive principles, and everything that enhances its objectives and maximizes its benefits, consisting of subtle meanings in every art that the verse indicates, whether profound or abstruse, apparent or recondite. I have entrusted these, with the help of Allah Almighty, to this book of mine as a preparation against opponents and a proof against innovators."