Fahid Abu-Khadra
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 1439986 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Fahid Abu-Khadra |
| NOMBRES | Fahid |
| APELLIDO | Abu-Khadra |
| FIRMA | ABU-KHADRA F |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 3 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 0 |
| OBRAS COMO AUTOR | 3 |
| OBRAS COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1986 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1988 |
| ÍNDICE H | 0 |
A New Reading of an Ancient Poem
HABIT ibn Jabir, better known as Ta'abbata Sharran, was a 1poet from the pre-Islamic Saald1fk. In his poetry, we find a short passage that consists of nine lines, in which he described a unique experience that he underwent when a group of Banui Lihyan chased him, pushing him into a narrow pass, out of which he managed to emerge safely thanks to his wit and daring. This poem celebrates the poet's escape, which he consideres as a great victory over…
Causal and Adversative Meanings of the Particle lākin in Arabic
Ellipsis in the 2nd Century A.H
ELLIPSIS IN THE 2nd CENTURY A.H. BY FAHID ABU-KHADRA E.llipsis, according to rhetoricians, is one of the kinds of scriptory figures of speech, named hadhf It includes three sub- branches First, when the author omits one letter or more. Second, when he omits all of the dotted letters and uses the undotted letters only; this is called al-'a-til Third, when one omits all of the undotted letters and uses the dotted letters only; this is called These …
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Ellipsis in the 2nd Century A.H
ELLIPSIS IN THE 2nd CENTURY A.H. BY FAHID ABU-KHADRA E.llipsis, according to rhetoricians, is one of the kinds of scriptory figures of speech, named hadhf It includes three sub- branches First, when the author omits one letter or more. Second, when he omits all of the dotted letters and uses the undotted letters only; this is called al-'a-til Third, when one omits all of the undotted letters and uses the dotted letters only; this is called These …
Causal and Adversative Meanings of the Particle lākin in Arabic
A New Reading of an Ancient Poem
HABIT ibn Jabir, better known as Ta'abbata Sharran, was a 1poet from the pre-Islamic Saald1fk. In his poetry, we find a short passage that consists of nine lines, in which he described a unique experience that he underwent when a group of Banui Lihyan chased him, pushing him into a narrow pass, out of which he managed to emerge safely thanks to his wit and daring. This poem celebrates the poet's escape, which he consideres as a great victory over…
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