This scholarly book by Dr. Abdul Wahab Hassan Hamad provides a profound analysis of the grammatical system within the Holy Quran. It specifically explores the linguistic concepts of 'Al-Tankit' (subtle wit and allusion) and 'Al-Tabkit' (reproach and rebuke), demonstrating how grammatical structures are employed to convey these nuanced rhetorical functions. The study delves into specific verses, offering a detailed examination of syntactic and morphological choices and their impact on meaning. It is an essential resource for students and researchers specializing in Arabic grammar, Quranic exegesis, and linguistic studies, highlighting the intricate relationship between form and function in the sacred text.