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Introduction,tics. Over the past few decades . has developed into a rich and diverse genre that shares and engages multiple characteristics of other poetic forms—including folkloric and other forms of colloquial verse, modern poetry in the canonical literary Arabic register, and even classical Arabic poetry—but

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Historically Speaking, in a unique incident, the term “Arab” is used to describe the Quran as an “Arab law,” . (13:37). Thus, there is room for interpreting the significance of the less specific signifier, “Arabic Quran” as not only linguistic but cultural as well. In its inimitable eloquence, the Quran spoke to the Arab

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Esther Federspiel,Andreas Petermay be difficult to define exactly what brought about and constituted this Arab identity, but it is certain that much of the answer lies between two different but not unrelated legacies, namely classical Arabic poetry and the Quran. The Quranic text itself attests to such an identity. “We have revea

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