"If we are talking about ancient Arabic poetry, this means that we are re-excavating these established aesthetic roots, where the language was aesthetically shaped for the first time, and where the Arab person met his Arab brother in the most subtle feelings and deepest perceptions.
The Arabic novel in the new century witnessed an unprecedented spring, represented by the transformations it achieved in language, imagination, themes, forms, visions, and positions.
In an era of political upheaval and social unrest, the prophet Habakkuk raises his voice—not only to denounce the injustices of his world but to engage in a profound dialogue with the Divine.
O testamento:o código de Deus, narra uma aventura de amigos no deserto e seu objetivo maior é levar o leitor a uma reflexão sobre como conduzir o seu relacionamento com Deus e se ambas as partes estão satisfeitas.
The richness and maturity of the Sufi experience in Arabic poetry, and the fertility of the human issues it addressed, had a great impact in attracting Arab poets to it.
Ernest Legoffet, one of the authors in The Art of Reading, said: "The human need to be able to speak is a great need because it is in the era of democracy.
Ancient Arabic literature knew what is called (letter literature), and it appeared from an early time, before the Arab world knew postal institutions, and some of the most famous letters date back to the early years after the emergence of Islam, and even before their appearance in a more developed form under the successive Islamic caliphate states, but What happened after the emergence of postal institutions in the Arab world at the beginning of the last century, is that these institutions had a great impact on the spread of (letter literature), especially with the keenness of some of the most famous writers in the history of Arabic literature to correspond with each other, which is what publishers turned to early in the Century In the past, they also paid attention to the importance of publishing the messages that writers and celebrities used to publish to their wives or those with whom they had a friendship or a close personal relationship.
The worship of Dionysus was the Greek worship most connected to the play, and the most influential on its development, because its rituals included many representational movements and conflicting emotions, expressed by the god's followers in joy and happiness accompanied by heavy jokes and loud laughter, which were like the seeds from which the comedy arose.
