Arabic language literature

This book takes you on a comprehensive journey through the history and literature of the Arabic language, the language of Dad and the most widely spoken and influential of the Semitic languages. It is not merely a linguistic reference, but rather a window into how Arabic was transformed from a means of communication into a vessel for knowledge, wisdom, and science. It also reveals how Islam shaped its structure to become more refined and sophisticated, elevating it through poetry, rhetoric, and prose. Within its pages, you will find a clear explanation of the language's characteristics and secrets, literary selections from pre-Islamic eras to the Abbasid era, and rich portraits of prominent figures in literature, philosophy, and rhetoric who have immortalized their names in history. In a simplified style suitable for non-specialists, the four authors combine scholarly depth with a literary spirit, producing a miniature encyclopedia that brings you closer to the essence of the Arabic language and its literature.