Izz b. Abdulsalam (d. 660/1262) who can accepted the most important scientific figures of the 7th century witnessed the political turmoils of the Ayyubid and Mamluks period. He saw that the scientific mobility in Islamic law became dull due to imitation and Islamic society was also morally corrupt. In this respect, his works has a identity that will shape the politicians of the time, will present an authenticity from the point of view, and will also improve the morality of the society. One of his works on morality is briefly called Shecerat al-Maâref. In this work, Ibn Abdisselâm pursued the purpose of “reform of morality to the finest details” by taking the Qur'an and hadith literature as a reference. The work was appreciated in terms of originality and it was seen that the client had an unique feature. This study aimed to make a form-content comparison in terms of the content harmony between the chapters in the aforementioned work of b. Abdulsalam and the relationship between the titles given to the chapters and the verses within the chapter and the moral verses and the charges. It was noted that the title of the work was briefly inspired by the “Tree of Ingenuity” and that the work has an aesthetic value in terms of shape, as a tree forms an integrity in the form of a trunk, branches and leaves. Rather, based on the feature of compiling and classifying the relevant verses and hadiths of the study, the style of the work in classification was examined. Considering that there is a sufficient number of studies on the author's life and works in the Turkish academy, only reference is made to the biographical information and a form-content examination is made directly for the work.