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Texts (2) (Islamic and Umayyad)

Course Description: Care of Islamic and Umayyad Texts
Credits: 2
Prerequisites: ARAB163
Objectives of the course :

Developing a literary taste and gaining experience in reading and understanding ancient Islamic literary texts

Course outputs :

Knowledge and understanding:
– The student will become familiar with a number of distinguished ancient literary texts.
The student will be able to identify prominent figures in Arabic literature during the pre-Islamic era.
– The student will learn methods for analyzing and appreciating literary texts.

Skills:
– For the student to analyze the text according to a specific critical approach
The student will recognize the differences between the writings of one author and another.
– The student reads the text fluently and comprehends its meanings.

Values, autonomy and responsibility:
– The student will evaluate a pre-Islamic poem that was not covered in the course vocabulary and memorize what is assigned.
To write a prose text in a distinguished literary style. .

Additional information:

Primary course reference:

Studies in Poetic Texts from the Early Islamic and Umayyad Eras by Dr. Abdo Badawi. 2- From the Lyre of Arabic Poetry by Dr. Fathi Abu Issa. 3- 1- History of Poetic Satire by Ahmed El-Shayeb. 2- Islamic Poetry by Dr. Yousef Khalif. 3- Islamic Poetry in the Early Islamic Era by Dr. Abdullah Al-Hamid.
Supporting References: 1. The Poetic Text by Dr. Fawzi Issa 2. Studies in the Poetic Text: The Early Islamic and Umayyad Eras by Dr. Abdo Badawi 3. Vagabondage in the Umayyad Era by Dr. Ali Obaid And Journals from Colleges of Arts: * Fusoool Magazine * Alamat Magazine * Journal of Linguistic Studies * Al-Risalah Magazine * Nusoos Magazine.

  • Last updated: 2026-05-03

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