The Arabic language is one of the most important social phenomena produced by the human mind during its stages of development; it is a tool of communication and understanding between individuals, and it binds individuals with a strong, close bond that has its own distinctive character.
Through learning the language, the learner can acquire sound linguistic communication skills in listening, speaking, reading and writing, but will not be able to achieve this accurately except through familiarity with grammatical rules, which are a fundamental source of beauty of style, fluency of speech, correctness of pronunciation and freedom of writing from error, and they also play a major role in forming mental attitudes in pupils and developing their minds.