Dealing with the book involves several things:
- Knowing the subject of the book: so that he can benefit from it, because he needs to specialize.
- Knowing the terminologies used in the book. This is what the scholars do in the introduction to their books to save time.
- Revising the book: You will find that when you read a book for the first time, especially the academic books which are filled with knowledge, you will come across a phrase whose meaning you will have to ponder over, because you are not familiar with it. But if you read the book again you will become familiar with it.
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