This academic work by Safaa Hussein Mahdi Al-Gharabi delves into the critical discourse within Arabic linguistics. It meticulously examines the objections raised by modern linguists against the foundational principles and analyses of ancient language critics. The book traces the evolution of linguistic thought, highlighting the key points of contention and methodological shifts that have defined the field. By juxtaposing contemporary perspectives with traditional frameworks, it offers a comprehensive analysis of the intellectual debates that have shaped our understanding of the Arabic language, providing valuable insights for students and scholars of linguistics and philology alike.