Author: Ayatollah Safaei Bushehri was born on June 22, 1959, in Bushehr, Iran, and was raised in a devout environment with a deep reverence for the teachings of Ahl al-Bayt. His intellectual prowess and cultural inclination were evident from an early age, garnering the attention of scholars and educators. Motivated by his interest and the needs of the Islamic community, he moved to Qom, a hub of Islamic knowledge, to pursue advanced Islamic studies. He studied under esteemed scholars such as Ayatollahs Haj Seyed Abdullah Baladi, Seyed Morteza Alam al-Hoda Mojtahed Ahromi, Seyed Mohammad Taghi Hojjat, Seyed Ali Naqi Dashti, and Mojtahed Borazjani. Ayatollah Safaei Bushehri has authored numerous works in various fields, some of which are educational texts used in seminaries, including "The Method of Studying Arabic Literature in the Seminary," "Mughni al-Adib," "Explanation and Translation of Mughni al-Adib" (4 volumes), "Teaching Morphology," "Teaching Syntax," "Introduction to Syntax," "Introduction to Exercises," "Heavenly Stories," "The Chandelier of the Sky of Infallibility," "Time of Appearance," and "The Face of Islamic History." The Book: "Bida'at al-Nahw" by Hujjat al-Islam Gholamali Safaei Bushehri is a contemporary Arabic language book that provides a comprehensive course in Arabic syntax for students of religious studies. The book is distinguished by its organization around the four grammatical cases: nominative (raf'), accusative (nasb), genitive (jarr), and jussive (jazm). The author presents syntactic rules under these four cases, and further sections cover topics such as dependencies (tawaabi'), agent nouns, non-imperative verbs, particles, sentences and speech, and finally, numerical nouns. Topics: Types of words, Nouns, Pronouns, The Four Grammatical Cases, Types of Verbs, Sentence Structures, Types of Subject, Object, Predicate, Particles