Abstract
In this work, we identify subobjects and ideals in the category of internal crossed modules, which provide a deeper understanding of the structure of these objects. Moreover, we provide several propositions through examples, which illustrate the properties and relationships between ideals and subobjects in the category of internal crossed modules. The examples and propositions provided in this work can serve as a foundation for further research in this area and may lead to new insights and discoveries in the study of these complex algebraic structures. Overall, in conclusion, we give a brief overview of the contributions and future research directions of the work presented, highlighting the significance of internal crossed modules in algebraic topology and category theory as well as making suggestions for possible areas of additional research and application.
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