Arabic Literature - Articles List

This study aims to provide a comparative analysis of Khalil Mutran's ode, "Maghtale Bozorgmeher", by investigating its literary function in light of Persian historical and literary ... Read More

Comparative Analysis of the Poems "Dead Moments" by Wadī‛ Sa‛ādah and "Say Something, from Love ..." by Hafez Mousavi (Based on Roland Barthes's Semiotics)

Hediyeh Ghasemifard; naser zare

Volume 14, Issue 3 , October 2022, , Pages 1-25

https://doi.org/10.22059/jalit.2021.324983.612397

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As one of the relatively new branches of human knowledge, semiotics seeks to open new horizons of the text to the audience by relying on the text and deciphering the signs and how they ... Read More

The Function of the Pictorial Schemes in Sohrab Sepehri and Khalil Hawi’s Poetry (Based on Cognitive Semantics)

Shahriar Bagherabadi; Ali Salimi; Touraj Zeinivand

Volume 12, Issue 4 , February 2021, , Pages 1-18

https://doi.org/10.22059/jalit.2019.242402.611791

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Language is considered as one of the outstanding interactive means of human beings to transmit mental concepts. The analysis this infinite collection of symbols that are manifested ... Read More Language is considered as one of the outstanding interactive means of human beings to transmit mental concepts. The analysis this infinite collection of symbols that are manifested in the form of words is one of the concerns in literature and linguistics. Cognitive semantics is one of the approaches dealing with language and can be used to find out a reliable relation between language, outside experiences, thoughts, and social experiences. Comprehending and analyzing the application of pictorial schemes is one of the fundamental issues in cognitive semantics. Through such an approach, we can arrive at a valid interpretation of the abstract concepts of the language of a text and at an understanding of the cognitive structure the writer of that text. This research tries to find out the frequency and application of pictorial schemes in Sohran Sepehri and Khalil Hawi’s poetry. Most of Sepehri’s poetry is a combination of different beliefs in Islamic mysticism and Eastern religions like Buddhism, which are juxtaposed in the most harmonious way. His verses can be considered as mysticism expressed in today’s language. Khalil Hawi’s verses also manifest different beliefs of Western and Eastern philosophy. His poems not only incorporate issues and conflicts of his country, but describe mental concepts which are difficult to comprehend. This research seeks to determine what the role of pictorial schemes in the poems of these poets is, and how their theoretical concepts affect the frequency and application of the pictorial schemes. The findings show that Sepehri’s practice of painting, the mystical concepts of his poems, and his poetical loneliness cause “body schemes” to have the most frequency in his verses. On the other hand, because of the thought disorder and the melancholy governing Khalil Hawi’s verses, “power schemes,” all of which express failure in the social activities, are frequently seen in his poetry.

A Comparative Study of Anvari and Motanabbi’s Purposes of Praise in Their Poetry

Amirabas Azizifar; Majid Mohammadi

Volume 12, Issue 2 , July 2020, , Pages 181-201

https://doi.org/10.22059/jalit.2020.207841.611471

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Eulogy is one of the oldest and most frequent themes of poetry in Persian literature. Indeed, it can be considered as a fundamental theme that arose at the beginning of the formation ... Read More

A Comparative Study of the Devil Poems of Khalil Hawi and Forough Farrokhzad

sorayya rahimi; kobra roshanfekr

Volume 11, Issue 2 , October 2019, , Pages 23-43

https://doi.org/10.22059/jalit.2019.261395.611936

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In the religious context, the Devil’s rebellion in the creation myth represents sin, evil, and eternal damnation. But sometimes writers, by disturbing familiar signs and defamiliarization ... Read More

Investigating of Kurdish Writers Roles in Arabic Literary Evolution in Abbasid Era

sholeh zahiri; Enayatollah Fatehinejad

Volume 10, Issue 2 , December 2018, , Pages 249-269

https://doi.org/10.22059/jalit.2019.112698.611187

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Investigating of Kurd’s roles in Arabic literary evolution in comparative literature refers back to French schools since ethnic scholars were influential in other’s literature. ... Read More Investigating of Kurd’s roles in Arabic literary evolution in comparative literature refers back to French schools since ethnic scholars were influential in other’s literature. Arabic literature succeeded by Muslim scholars from different nations during Abbasid Era, among them Kurd’s share was noticeble due to cultural and political and lingual and ideological relations. In the abbasid era kurds with first class scholars and scientist and useful books in the any aspect of arabic literature had an essential role in revolution of it. Although Kurds offered useful services to Arabic literature and other scientific domains, their roles and influence in Arab science and its subcategories like syntax, Rhetoric, analysis, and history writing were more noticeable. During Abbasid Era, kurdish scholars and writers like Dinewari, Ᾱmedi, and Jazari offered a different imagination of Arabic language and literature. Ebn Qutybeh, Beshr Ᾱmedy, and Ibn Athir made a revolution in Arab literature by works like "al-shiʿr wa al-shuʿarᾱ", "al-Muwᾱzana", "al-Mathal Al-saʾir" and Abo Ali Ghali’s masterpiece In"Al maᾱli va Al bᾱrea And Ibn Geni’s work in Khasᾱʾyes va sirr Al sinᾱʿa in is noticable. and Abu Ali Alـghᾱli book about philology and any other remained writings by Sᾱebi _harani and Khatib- hasfaki about prose poem made a great revolution in the arabic language literature. In this study, attempts have been made to investigate descriptively and analytically what Kurds scholars have done in different scientific and historical domains of Arab literature. Furthermore, this study shows the place of Kurd’s as a part of Islamic culture and civilization and their influential roles in literary evolution of this era. the findings of this research shows that abbasid era was the most important that kurds have been at the service of the arabic language literature and they throw all attention to this language and imagine it to all as possible.

A Comparative Study of the Element of Dialogue In the Stories of “Little Black Fish” and “al-Hadiqa al-Ajmal” With an Emphasis on Religious Teachings

Seyyed Mehdi Masboogh; Aboozar Golzar Khojasteh

Volume 10, Issue 1 , June 2018, , Pages 19-35

https://doi.org/10.22059/jalit.2018.127043.611288

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The authors of the children's literature use this type of literature to teach religious teachings and social norms. The teaching of religious concepts, like any other science, requires ... Read More The authors of the children's literature use this type of literature to teach religious teachings and social norms. The teaching of religious concepts, like any other science, requires the identification and application of correct, effective and effective principles and methods. Therefore, as the recognition of the characteristics and abilities of children in optimizing the teaching of religious concepts is certain. Understanding the principles and methods of teaching children's religious concepts is also necessary. Dialogue is one of the most important elements of fictional literature that works along with the narrative structure of the story. And the characters, the theme, the conflicts, and the overall design of the work is consonant. The writers of the story of the child are particularly interested in their artwork, and their works are closely intertwined with dialogue. This paper tries to examine the element of dialogue with the method of structuralist critique and based on the American School of Comparative Literature, emphasizing religious doctrines in the two stories of Little Blackfish by Samad Behrangi and al-Hadiqa al-Ajmal by Zahir Ibrahim Rasam. The results of the research show that among the various functions of dialogue, the advancement of fiction has the highest frequency in two stories and despite the parallels between the story of the little black fish and religious teachings such as helping others, dying, hatred of pride and lies, sometimes there are heterogeneities with religious teachings like not saluting, mocking others, beating and etc. but Abraham Rhyman brought his religious teachings more than a fairy tale in his story and it can be said that his story does not contradict the teachings of Islam and over the story of the little black fish is consistent with religious doctrines. in the case of a dialogue between animals and humans in two stories, too, in the story of the little black fish, dialogue between animals and birds has only taken place but in the story of al-Hadiqa al-Ajmal, the conversation is not limited to animals.

A comparative study of Naturalism in the thoughts of Sohrab Sepehri and jibran Khalil Jibran

Ezzat Molla ebrahimi; Khadijeh Rashidi; Bibi Rahil San Sebli

Volume 5, Issue 1 , July 2013, , Pages 213-236

https://doi.org/10.22059/jalit.2013.35593

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Comparing the works of Sohrab Sepehri, Iranian contemporary poet and Jibran Khalil Jibran, Arabian contemporary author fits the comparative literature in the American school though ... Read More

Resistance and Rejection in the Poems of Mahmoud Darwish and Ali Mousavi Garmaroudi

Amir Hossein Rasoolnia; Maryam Aghajani

Volume 4, Issue 3 , October 2012, , Pages 95-116

https://doi.org/10.22059/jalit.2012.30321

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Comparative Literature is one of the most important topics that has, nowadays, attracted the attention of researchers with the objectives and scope of its activities. The study of ... Read More

Interaction of art and life in Adi - ben - Zaid Al- Ebadi poetry Case study: Iranian identity

Mahmood Heidari

Volume 4, Issue 2 , August 2012, , Pages 37-56

https://doi.org/10.22059/jalit.2012.30307

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Adi - ben - Zaid Al- Ebadi is one of the well-known poets in Jaheli age who lived in court of Sasanied kings and Heerem's kings who were appointed and backed up by them. As such his ... Read More

A stylistic comparion of nimay ushij's afsaneh and Gharib -un-Ala-khalij by Badr Shaker - al – syyab (The stylistic similarities and differences)

Sayyed Mohammad Musavi Bafrui; Mahdi Shahrokh

Volume 4, Issue 2 , August 2012, , Pages 109-154

https://doi.org/10.22059/jalit.2012.30310

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The Afsaneh by Nima Yushij and Gharib –un-ala - Khalij by Badr Shaker are among poetic works which show many similarities , in spite of differences which give them their identity. ... Read More

“A criticism to female from viewpoints of Manfalooti and Al-E-Ahmad”

Mohammad Bagher Hosseini

Volume 3, Issue 3 , February 2012, , Pages 281-306

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Benefitting higher perception and feeling than the public, poet and author usually react against abnormanities of community including political, social, economic and religious defects ... Read More

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