MiataDrivers - The Genesis of Literature in Islam: From the Aural to the Read (The New Edinburgh Islamic Surveys)
Gregor Schoeler
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The Genesis of Literature Gregor Schoeler epub The Genesis of Literature Gregor Schoeler pdf download The Genesis of Literature Gregor Schoeler pdf file The Genesis of Literature Gregor Schoeler audiobook The Genesis of Literature Gregor Schoeler book review The Genesis of Literature Gregor Schoeler summary | #2688257 in Books | Edinburgh University Press | 2009-01-05 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | 6.10 x.40 x9.10l,.55 | File type: PDF | 160 pages | ||3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.| Orality and early Arabic literacy|By J. E. S. Leake|A translation and revision of Schoeler's 2002 Écrire et transmettre dans les débuts de l'islam, the book describes the genesis of an Arabic literature from the Jahiliyya (the pre-Islamic period) when literacy for Arabs was typically in other literary languages - Greek or Aramaic dialects - via a short chapter on||A review such as this cannot do justice to the wealth of detail and useful insights contained in this book and readers are strongly recommended to read it for themselves...--the present work is clearly an important contribution to the necessary task of appreci
In the beginning was the Qur'an, the first book of Islam and also the first book of Arabic literature. Occasioned by the need to understand and interpret the word of God, and the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad, Muslims made an inventory and study of their tradition. This involved the collection, transmission and instruction of the sacred text, of the words and deeds of Muhammad, and also of poetry, both from before and after the rise of Islam, or pre-Islamic events, i...
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