Author's name: Fadhel Saleh Al-Samarrai

This book deals with grammatical issues that have been frequently discussed in our current era. Some of them have been attributed to grammarians as being mistaken and erroneous in their interpretation, and that they have not succeeded in arriving at the correct judgment regarding them: such as their considering the silent feminine taa’ as a letter, when the correct view is that it should be a pronoun, just as the moving taa’ is, since it does not differ from it. And like their not considering the letters of the present tense as pronouns, even though they do not differ from other pronouns in meaning.
Some of them were attributed to the majority of them as errors, such as preventing the subject from precedence over the verb.
Some of these cases have been incorrectly attributed to the Kufians, who claim they do not classify verbs into incomplete and complete verbs, as well as other issues that require further investigation and careful consideration. Dr. Fadhel Saleh Al-Samarra'i has investigated these issues to uncover the truth and devoted this engaging book to them.