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The greatest weapon of the deceiver is deceit and fraud, i.e. his habit of adopting crooked, hypocritical arguments and abandoning the straight ones. And when a person prefers that hypocrisy and rushes to it, because of the selfishness and self-love in his nature, since he has no deeper humiliation than seeing her broken and humiliated, and because he is known for his tendency to deception and intrigue, and because of what surrounds him that the path is right. The arguments and their correct ones are narrower, and the path of the crooked arguments and their liar is the greatest weapon of the deceiver, which is deceit and fraud, i. And when a person prefers that hypocrisy and rushes to it, because of the selfishness and self-love in his nature, since he has no deeper humiliation than seeing her broken and humiliated, and because he is known for his tendency to deception and intrigue, and because of what surrounds him that the path is right. The proofs and their true ones are narrower, and the way of the twisted arguments and their false ones is broader; This pattern of hypocritical and camouflaged arguments must be examined in order to determine their nature, and then to determine the ways to refute them. That is because everyone who relies on camouflaged arguments imposes two options on us: Either we show where the fallacy lies, and we cut off his conversation; Either we match him in that, and work to confront him and criticize his fallacy. As long as this is the case, the importance of knowledge of fallacies has become evident in order to be able to refute them and confront the various methods of misleading and misleading. The critic of fallacies must be familiar with the origins and controls of the industry, and possess analytical and evaluation capabilities that enable him to acquire the various mechanisms of presentation and objection. Whoever knows it and acts upon it will succeed in defining the fallacies that mislead him, and perhaps reverse it against him, and turn the argument against him. And if he who is ignorant of the law does not have an excuse, then he who is ignorant of these tricks or fallacies is more worthy of being overcome and defeated. Whoever has mastered this kind of argumentation and mastered its methods, victory will be his ally, whether he is right or wrong in that.