Jareer Abu-Haidar
Biographic Data
| ID | 699528 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jareer Abu-Haidar |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jareer |
| FAMILY NAME | Abu-Haidar |
| SIGNATURE | ABU-HAIDAR J |
| AFFILIATIONS | 1School of Oriental and African Studies |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1974 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1993 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Arabic origins of the muwashshaḥāt
In a recent study entitled 'The muwashshaḣāt: are they a mystery?', I described the muwashshaḣāt as the product of the simple and natural attempt by the Arab literati to extend the proliferation or permutations of rhyme in Arabic prose to Arabic poetry. I pointed out also that in order to accommodate this proliferation of rhyme or to make it possible in poetry, Arabic verse forms had to undergo two notable and quite pervasive developments
Qifā Nabki: The Dual Form of Address in Arabic Poetry in a New Light
A document of cultural symbiosis: Arabic MS. 1623 of Escorial Library
Hartwig Derenbourg in his Notes critiques sur les manuscrits arabes de la Bibliothèque Nationale de Madrid , (1904), described MS. no. DXCIII of the catalogue of these manuscripts compiled by F. Guillén Robles in the following terms: Le seul ouvrage Chrétien en pur arabe (DXCIII), est un unicum de première importance, les Canons de l'Eglise chrétienne hispanique à la fin du VII e siècle de notre ère, dans un exemplaire du milieu du XI e
Awlad Haratina By Najib Mahfuz: An Event in the Arab World
The Kharja of the Muwashshah in a New Light
Maqāmāt Literature and the Picaresque Novel
The Arabic origins of the muwashshaḥāt
In a recent study entitled 'The muwashshaḣāt: are they a mystery?', I described the muwashshaḣāt as the product of the simple and natural attempt by the Arab literati to extend the proliferation or permutations of rhyme in Arabic prose to Arabic poetry. I pointed out also that in order to accommodate this proliferation of rhyme or to make it possible in poetry, Arabic verse forms had to undergo two notable and quite pervasive developments
A document of cultural symbiosis: Arabic MS. 1623 of Escorial Library
Hartwig Derenbourg in his Notes critiques sur les manuscrits arabes de la Bibliothèque Nationale de Madrid , (1904), described MS. no. DXCIII of the catalogue of these manuscripts compiled by F. Guillén Robles in the following terms: Le seul ouvrage Chrétien en pur arabe (DXCIII), est un unicum de première importance, les Canons de l'Eglise chrétienne hispanique à la fin du VII e siècle de notre ère, dans un exemplaire du milieu du XI e
The Kharja of the Muwashshah in a New Light
Maqāmāt Literature and the Picaresque Novel
The Kharja of the Muwashshah in a New Light
Awlad Haratina By Najib Mahfuz: An Event in the Arab World
A document of cultural symbiosis: Arabic MS. 1623 of Escorial Library
Hartwig Derenbourg in his Notes critiques sur les manuscrits arabes de la Bibliothèque Nationale de Madrid , (1904), described MS. no. DXCIII of the catalogue of these manuscripts compiled by F. Guillén Robles in the following terms: Le seul ouvrage Chrétien en pur arabe (DXCIII), est un unicum de première importance, les Canons de l'Eglise chrétienne hispanique à la fin du VII e siècle de notre ère, dans un exemplaire du milieu du XI e
Qifā Nabki: The Dual Form of Address in Arabic Poetry in a New Light
The Arabic origins of the muwashshaḥāt
In a recent study entitled 'The muwashshaḣāt: are they a mystery?', I described the muwashshaḣāt as the product of the simple and natural attempt by the Arab literati to extend the proliferation or permutations of rhyme in Arabic prose to Arabic poetry. I pointed out also that in order to accommodate this proliferation of rhyme or to make it possible in poetry, Arabic verse forms had to undergo two notable and quite pervasive developments
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