The structured reference in grammar and morphology was inspired by a sentiment, recalling my school days, about the difficulty of grasping the rules of Arabic grammar and morphology. It pained me to see my grandchildren and their peers excelling in foreign languages while struggling with the beautiful Arabic language, claiming that its grammar rules are hard to understand and memorize. This prompted me to continuously urge Arabic teachers to innovate teaching methods that engage students. The way we used to study involved creating trees of what we found difficult to understand or memorize, inspiring the publication of a structured book on grammar and morphology. Encouragement came from those who appreciated the idea, especially Mr. Abdullah Rubin Hussein, who had been teaching Arabic grammar for years and is still coordinating Arabic education in several schools. Thus, this book, 'The Structured Reference in Grammar and Morphology,' was born. I am confident it won't solve all the challenges of simplifying grammar rules, but it takes a step in the right direction and will greatly assist Arabic students and teachers. Although its content doesn't deviate from the traditional grammar books, it simplifies expression and presents the material in a way aligned with digital networks by using diagrams of connected and separated lines and arrows, linking roots and branches. Important benefits have been added to the rules, along with examples and exercises in syntax to reinforce its content.

• Author: Abdullah Rubin Hussein
• Publishing House: Dar Al-Nafaes - Beirut
• Edition Number: 1
• Publication Year: 2012
• Number of Pages: 256
• Number of Parts: 1
• Binding Type: Cardboard
• Paper Type: White
• Print Colors: Two Colors
• ISBN: 978-9953-18-501-9