Explanation of the students' joke in the organization of the departments of rhetoric

This is a brief, easy-to-pronounce, comprehensive book with clear meaning. Its author explained a poem (Tarfat Al-Tullab Fi Nuzum Qism Al-Khitab) by the renowned scholar and author of many famous works: Abu Bakr bin Abi Al-Qasim Al-Ahdal, who died in 1035 AH. The poem—consisting of 40 lines—covered an important topic from the fundamentals of Islamic jurisprudence. It is the topic of the imperative and descriptive speech, their types, definitions of each type, and clarifications of disagreements and the preferred opinions in some classifications and definitions... etc. The commentator, may Allah have mercy on him, uncovered the veil from those brief words and precious, rare pearls with an easy and accessible style. And this book—despite its small size and concise wording—is full of insights, benefits, restrictions, precautions, and precise definitions, which you will see, God willing, are mentioned in their proper places.