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Sources of pre-Islamic poetry
مصادر الشعر الجاهلي
Author: ناصر الدين الأسد
About this work
يتناول كتاب "مصادر الشعر الجاهلي" للناقد ناصر الدين الأسد دراسة معمقة لموضوعات الكتابة وأدواتها في العصر الجاهلي، مع التركيز على نشأة الشعر وتطوره وتدوينه. يتناول الكتاب أيضًا طرق نقل الشعر الجاهلي عبر الرواية والسماع، ويناقش مشكلة الوضع والنحل في الشعر الجاهلي، محاولًا فهم دوره في تشكيل الأدب العربي عبر العصور.
Translation
The book “Sources of Pre-Islamic Poetry” by critic Nasser al-Din al-Assad deals with an in-depth study of writing topics and tools in the pre-Islamic era, with a focus on the origins, development, and codification of poetry. The book also deals with the methods of transmitting pre-Islamic poetry through narration and listening, and discusses the problem of setting and style in pre-Islamic poetry, trying to understand its role in shaping Arabic literature throughout the ages.
Topics covered
- introduction
- Introduction: Arab societies in pre-Islamic times and their differences in civilization
- Chapter One: Writing in the pre-Islamic era
- Chapter One: The spread of writing among the Arabs in the pre-Islamic era
- The origins and development of Arabic speech
- entrance
- Points, shapes and dictionaries
- Learning to write in pre-Islamic times and its popularity
- Chapter Two: Writing topics and tools
- Writing topics in pre-Islamic times
- Writing tools in pre-Islamic times
- Part Two: Writing and recording pre-Islamic poetry
- Chapter One: Writing pre-Islamic poetry
- Chapter Two: Recording pre-Islamic poetry
- Hadith and jurisprudence
- Interpretation
- Conquests and biography
- Chapter Three: Narration and Hearing
- Chapter One: The connection of the novel from pre-Islamic times until the second century
- Chapter Two: Classes of narrators
- Poets-narrators
- Tribe narrators
- Narrated by the poet
- Poetry reformers
- Lost narrators
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