Thalath Rasa'il li Abi Hayyan al-Tawhidi: Trois epitre d'Abu Hayyan at-Tawhidi. ed. par Ibrahim Keilani

• Abu Hayyan al-Tawhidi
• Institut Français de Damas
• 88p 古書
• 1951
• Religious life -- Islam -- Shīʻah ثلاث رسائل لأبي حيان التوحيدي أبو حيان التوحيدي Thalāth rasāʻil lī Abī Hayyān al-Tawḥīdī ʻuniy bi-taḥqīqihā wa-nashrihā al-doktūra Ibrāhīm al-Kaylānī [Trois épitres d'Abū Ḥayyān at-Tawḥīdī] Risālat al-Suqayfah -- Risālah fī ʻilm al-kitābah -- Risālat al-ḥayāh

1,815円

Luzum ma la Yalzam: al-Luzumiyat.

• Abu al-'Ala' al-Ma'arri
• Dar Sadir/ Dar Bayrut
• 2 vols. 古書
• 1961
• Arabic poetry لزوم ما لا يلزم : اللزوميات أبو العلاء المعري Luzūm mā lā yalzam : al-Luzūmiyyāt Abū al-ʻAlāʼ al-Maʻarrī "Debates continue as to the true genius of 11th century Muslim Syrian poet, grammarian and philosopher Abu al-Ala al-Maarri. Critics argue that his works are self-contradictory, unsynthesized and borrowed from the ideas of other philosophers. However, others counter that al-Maarri had significant insights on important topics ranging from social problems to the dynamics of the universe as evidenced in his 1,600 poems anthologized under the title 'Luzum Ma La Yalzan."

4,840円

Al-Qiyan (the concobines). ed. by Jalil al-'Atiyah

• Abu al-Faraj al-Asbahani
• Riad El-Rayyes
• 160p
• 1989
• Arabic poetry -- HIstory & criticism -- Women singers -- Islamic Empire -- Biography القيان أبو الفرج الأصبهاني ; تحقيق جليل العطية. العطية Al-Qiyān Abū al-Faraǧ al-Iṣbahānī ; taḥqīq Ğalīl al-ʻAṭiyyaẗ [The Concobines]

1,210円

Identification and Identity in Classical Arabic Poetry. (Gibb Memorial Trust, Gibb Literary Studies 2)

• Lyons, M.C.
• Gibb Memorial Trust
• xviii,366p
• 1999
• Arabic poetry -- History and criticism -- Identity in poetry In early Arabic poetry, poets mostly speak in the first person - a point which sets their tradition apart from most other civilisations. This study investigates the characteristic poetic roles found in the works of thirty seven poets dating from the pre-Islamic to the Abbasid period, to which are added specimens of Spanish Arabic lyric poetry and the popular poetry of Baghdad.