In this insightful argumentative study, author Ibtihal Fouad Kadhim delves into the intricate relationship between argumentation and Arabic grammar. The book provides a detailed analysis of the responses of the notable scholar Saeed bin Saeed Al-Fariqi to his contemporary grammarians, examining the linguistic and rhetorical strategies he employed. Kadhim presents a compelling case study that illuminates the dynamic and often contentious nature of grammatical discourse, offering fresh perspectives on classical Arabic linguistic debates. This work is essential for students and scholars of Arabic linguistics, rhetoric, and intellectual history.