This series focuses on linguistic studies, both ancient and modern, theoretical and practical. It stems from the idea that language is the identity of the nation, a symbol of its civilization, and a testament to its authenticity and dignity. The series examines linguistic heritage by scrutinizing and filtering out dying elements from those full of life, as well as exploring new linguistic research and studies. While it heavily engages with the theoretical side of linguistics, it also emphasizes practical approaches and diverse methodologies, hoping to keep the language vibrant and evolving.

This book, titled 'The Students' Guide to Grammar Rules', introduces a comprehensive theory through novel methodologies that investigate the relationships between linguistic units according to grammar rules. Ibn Hisham developed a unique approach, dedicating a section to letters and tools, their functions and usage, and analyzing sentences in their various forms and interactions. Sheikh Khalid used these principles for a study highlighting the rules of influential linguistic units, including conditions, prepositional phrases, and expressions with active roles, outlining their impact according to a theory founded on robust principles and laws. This contributes to a new, beneficial way of serving human languages and their studies.

• Author: Khalid Al-Azhari
• Editor: Mohamed Abdel Salam
• Publisher: Dar Ibn Kathir, Cairo
• Edition Number: 1
• Year of Printing: 2014
• Number of Pages: 303
• Number of Volumes: 1
• Binding Type: Carton-covered
• Paper Type: White
• Print Colors: Two colors
• ISBN: 9789778514803