Every single word has a special meaning that the language is responsible for explaining, and compound words have a meaning. It is a picture of what is within ourselves, and what we intend to express and convey to people, but without our knowledge of grammar in any language, we cannot understand the precise meaning of the sentence, so the author and researcher Ibrahim Mustafa, in his book "The Revival of Grammar," presents an accurate interpretive vision. For this science, it works to link it to the meaning and the effect of each word on the other if its syntactic changes. Taha Hussein submitted this book and expressed, with absolute frankness, his great admiration for it. He says: "I envision the revival of grammar in two ways: one: for grammarians to bring it closer to the modern mind, to understand it, to understand it, and to assimilate it, and to follow its thinking when it thinks, its tongue when it speaks, and its pen when it writes. The other: for this force to spread in it that makes people love to study it and discuss its issues." And the debate over its origins and branches, forcing people to pay attention to it after they had neglected it."