KnowraArabic literatureLinked fromLinked fromThe 33 pages that link to Arabic literature, each with the reason it gives.All 33Broader topic 1Related 10Narrower topic 19Compared with 3Ibn BattutaNarrower topic: The Rihla belongs to a tradition that gave travel writing established forms and conventions.Arabic poetryNarrower topic: Poetry is one major strand within the broader Arabic literary tradition.AdabNarrower topic: Adab is a major prose tradition within the wider history of Arabic literature.Naguib MahfouzNarrower topic: The Nobel citation recognized Mahfouz’s contribution to Arabic literature as a whole.Al-JahizNarrower topic: His essays and books belong to the formative tradition of classical Arabic prose.Judah HaleviNarrower topic: Halevi wrote within an Arabic-speaking literary culture even as he composed celebrated Hebrew poetry.Ibn QutaybahNarrower topic: His prose helped shape the classical Arabic literary tradition.Taha HusseinNarrower topic: Hussein reworked Arabic literary traditions as a modern critic, scholar, and author.Season of Migration to the NorthNarrower topic: Salih’s novel became a widely translated work of modern Arabic fiction.Antarah ibn ShaddadNarrower topic: Antarah’s poetry and epic belong to a broad tradition that preserved his fame.Ghassan KanafaniNarrower topic: Kanafani wrote within modern Arabic literature while giving Palestinian experience a distinctive voice.Al-Hariri of BasraNarrower topic: The Maqamat secured Al-Hariri a lasting place in the Arabic literary canon.Tayeb SalihNarrower topic: His landmark novel helped bring modern Arabic fiction to wider international attention.Sinbad the SailorNarrower topic: Sinbad’s familiar literary form and transmission belong to the history of Arabic storytelling.Ahlam MosteghanemiNarrower topic: Her novels belong to contemporary Arabic literature and address its readers in Arabic.Etel AdnanNarrower topic: Arabic language and literary traditions formed part of Adnan’s cultural inheritance.Kahlil GibranNarrower topic: Gibran began as an Arabic-language writer and helped renew modern Arabic prose.Mohamed ChoukriNarrower topic: Choukri’s Arabic prose belongs to a broad literary tradition.Syrian literatureNarrower topic: It is the principal shared literary tradition for much, though not all, Syrian writing.
KnowraArabic literatureLinked fromLinked fromThe 33 pages that link to Arabic literature, each with the reason it gives.All 33Broader topic 1Related 10Narrower topic 19Compared with 3Ibn BattutaNarrower topic: The Rihla belongs to a tradition that gave travel writing established forms and conventions.Arabic poetryNarrower topic: Poetry is one major strand within the broader Arabic literary tradition.AdabNarrower topic: Adab is a major prose tradition within the wider history of Arabic literature.Naguib MahfouzNarrower topic: The Nobel citation recognized Mahfouz’s contribution to Arabic literature as a whole.Al-JahizNarrower topic: His essays and books belong to the formative tradition of classical Arabic prose.Judah HaleviNarrower topic: Halevi wrote within an Arabic-speaking literary culture even as he composed celebrated Hebrew poetry.Ibn QutaybahNarrower topic: His prose helped shape the classical Arabic literary tradition.Taha HusseinNarrower topic: Hussein reworked Arabic literary traditions as a modern critic, scholar, and author.Season of Migration to the NorthNarrower topic: Salih’s novel became a widely translated work of modern Arabic fiction.Antarah ibn ShaddadNarrower topic: Antarah’s poetry and epic belong to a broad tradition that preserved his fame.Ghassan KanafaniNarrower topic: Kanafani wrote within modern Arabic literature while giving Palestinian experience a distinctive voice.Al-Hariri of BasraNarrower topic: The Maqamat secured Al-Hariri a lasting place in the Arabic literary canon.Tayeb SalihNarrower topic: His landmark novel helped bring modern Arabic fiction to wider international attention.Sinbad the SailorNarrower topic: Sinbad’s familiar literary form and transmission belong to the history of Arabic storytelling.Ahlam MosteghanemiNarrower topic: Her novels belong to contemporary Arabic literature and address its readers in Arabic.Etel AdnanNarrower topic: Arabic language and literary traditions formed part of Adnan’s cultural inheritance.Kahlil GibranNarrower topic: Gibran began as an Arabic-language writer and helped renew modern Arabic prose.Mohamed ChoukriNarrower topic: Choukri’s Arabic prose belongs to a broad literary tradition.Syrian literatureNarrower topic: It is the principal shared literary tradition for much, though not all, Syrian writing.