Author: Ibn Aqil (d. 769 AH/1367 CE), the author of the renowned work "Sharh Ibn Aqil," was a distinguished Arab grammarian and scholar of the Arabic language. His full name was Bahaa' al-Din Abdullah ibn Aqil al-Misri. Ibn Aqil is best known for his comprehensive commentary on the seminal grammar text "Alfiya Ibn Malik," which systematically explains the intricate rules of Arabic grammar. His work, "Sharh Ibn Aqil," is considered one of the most important and authoritative commentaries on "Alfiya Ibn Malik" and is widely studied in traditional Islamic seminaries and educational institutions. His contributions have significantly shaped the understanding and teaching of Arabic grammar in the Islamic world. Book: "Sharh Ibn Aqil" is a comprehensive commentary on the famous Arabic grammar text "Alfiya Ibn Malik," authored by the esteemed grammarian Ibn Aqil. This work meticulously explains the intricate rules and principles of Arabic syntax and morphology presented in Ibn Malik's thousand-line poem. It is celebrated for its clarity, depth, and systematic approach, making complex grammatical concepts accessible to students and scholars alike. "Sharh Ibn Aqil" has become an essential resource in traditional Islamic education, widely studied in seminaries and institutions to enhance understanding and mastery of Arabic grammar, ensuring accurate interpretation of classical texts. Topics: The subject of Syntax, Kalimah, Signs of Nouns, Verbs, Prepositions, Al-Mu'rab and Al-Mabni, Definite and Indefinite Nouns, Pronouns, Articles