The book "e;Jawahir Al-Balagha fi Al-Ma'ani, Al-Bayan, and Al-Badi'"e; is one of the most important educational and literary references that has preserved the principles and branches of Arabic rhetoric for modern generations.
In this collection, the reader encounters a revolutionary poet who did not limit himself to love poetry and wisdom, but rather used poetry as a weapon to confront injustice and call for reform.
Symbole de l'esclavage, memoire de la traite negriere, destination touristique, lieu de pelerinage, Goree est d'abord un ilot ou accoster, un sol a arpenter, un espace a parcourir en tous sens, du sable et du basalte a caresser du pied, un relief a epouser pour ainsi dire, chemin faisant, de tout le corps.
In his book, "e;Al-Mahasin wal-Adad,"e; Al-Jahiz excels with his unique linguistic style, combining deep composition with ease of understanding, presenting a literary text that blends humor and wisdom.
