This book aims to facilitate grammar. Taha Hussein presented it with an introduction to it, while Dr. Shawqi Dhaif said that the book, despite what has been said that its discussions do not add ease to grammar, does add new explanations and assumptions.

Perhaps the most severe criticism directed at him was what Ahmad Ahmad Badawi mentioned in Al-Resala magazine, entitled "Criticism of the Book of the Revival of Grammar."

Despite this, the book raised the issue of facilitating grammar, and was the first book to appear in the Arab world in the modern era criticizing educational theories of grammar.

The book is simply an invitation to revisit grammar in schools, in a simplified manner, putting it at the service of the Arabic language and facilitating it, and building bridges of understanding, knowledge, and enjoyment of the grammar lesson, which smoothly launches you to realize the beauty of the language and the splendor of its structures. It is a book worth reading and contemplating the thoughts of its author