ABOUT THE BOOK
 
The book delves into the historical journey of punctuation in Arabic, contrasting ancient views with modern adaptations. It highlights how certain marks we now take for granted, like commas and quotation marks, were once unfamiliar to Arabic linguists.
 
Discover the essential rules for using punctuation effectively, including details on script and diacritical marks critical for understanding geographic and historical terms. The book also touches on language shortcuts, like 'إلخ,' that condense common phrases seamlessly.