The philosopher Ibn Sina explains his latest definitions of logic, its principles, and issues. He criticizes the logic of the Greek philosophers in all impartiality, and mentions their pros and cons, in which he used the easy, simplified method.It even addresses some definitions such as perception, belief, induction, deduction, the total and the partial, and types of definition such as the term, the concept, the name, the word, the tool, and others.The book was an honest attempt on his part to define and control the working mechanism of the human mind so that the results of thinking are strictly logical and lead their owner to the unambiguous truth, and logical creativity is tireless and tireless. Ibn Sina, with this conscious procedure, seeks to elevate the status of the mind and give it the greatest role in understanding, thinking and decision-making. .
