Maqāma is a typical genre of classical Arabic literature in the Middle Ages cultivated throughout the Islamic world, including al-Andalus, which has been considered the antecedent of the Spanish picaresque novel. One of the main authors who wrote about this literary genre is Al-Ḥarīrī of Baṣra (1054-1122). This article is an introduction to the Maqāmāt by Al-Ḥarīrī and includes the translation into English of some fragments of his important work
Maqamah is an art of Arabic prose that appeared in the fourth century AH until the Modern Period. Ba...
Hicri IV. yüzyıl, Arap dili ve edebiyatı açısından çok verimli olmuş, bu alanda pek çok ilk gerçekle...
This study investigates the prosimetric style of a renowned contribution to Arabic narrative, the Ma...
The eighteenth century was crucial for the development of Arabic literature. While some genres wer...
Roger Allen provides a comprehensive introductory survey of literary texts in Arabic, from their unk...
In this article the author argues for the influence of the Hebrew and Arabic maqama on the Libro de ...
The article explicits the common characteristics of the Arabic literature of migrants and the Arabic...
There is almost no library holding Arabic manuscripts that does not include copies of some works wri...
Este artículo analiza la percepción de Al-Ándalus según la mirada de seis autores árabes, desde 196...
One of the most well-known scholars in Arab literary world of the twentieth century was Abbas Mahmud...
This article examines several aspects of Arab-Islamic culture, about which Juan Ruiz, Archpriest of ...
Recent research has considerably modified our assessment of the role played by Maslama Ibn Qāsim al-...
Arap edebiyatı içerisinde hicri dördüncü asırda bir edebî tür olarak ortaya çıkan makâmeler, başlan...
providing a context for the anecdotes and fables narrated by the characters in each text. The way in...
This article is concerned with the introduction of the Rasā’il ikhwān al-Ṣafā’ to al-Andalus, and t...
Maqamah is an art of Arabic prose that appeared in the fourth century AH until the Modern Period. Ba...
Hicri IV. yüzyıl, Arap dili ve edebiyatı açısından çok verimli olmuş, bu alanda pek çok ilk gerçekle...
This study investigates the prosimetric style of a renowned contribution to Arabic narrative, the Ma...
The eighteenth century was crucial for the development of Arabic literature. While some genres wer...
Roger Allen provides a comprehensive introductory survey of literary texts in Arabic, from their unk...
In this article the author argues for the influence of the Hebrew and Arabic maqama on the Libro de ...
The article explicits the common characteristics of the Arabic literature of migrants and the Arabic...
There is almost no library holding Arabic manuscripts that does not include copies of some works wri...
Este artículo analiza la percepción de Al-Ándalus según la mirada de seis autores árabes, desde 196...
One of the most well-known scholars in Arab literary world of the twentieth century was Abbas Mahmud...
This article examines several aspects of Arab-Islamic culture, about which Juan Ruiz, Archpriest of ...
Recent research has considerably modified our assessment of the role played by Maslama Ibn Qāsim al-...
Arap edebiyatı içerisinde hicri dördüncü asırda bir edebî tür olarak ortaya çıkan makâmeler, başlan...
providing a context for the anecdotes and fables narrated by the characters in each text. The way in...
This article is concerned with the introduction of the Rasā’il ikhwān al-Ṣafā’ to al-Andalus, and t...
Maqamah is an art of Arabic prose that appeared in the fourth century AH until the Modern Period. Ba...
Hicri IV. yüzyıl, Arap dili ve edebiyatı açısından çok verimli olmuş, bu alanda pek çok ilk gerçekle...
This study investigates the prosimetric style of a renowned contribution to Arabic narrative, the Ma...