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Arabic literature
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A rich body of written works in the Arabic language (الأدب العربي), spanning poetry, prose, and philosophical texts, with a history dating back to pre-Islamic times.
The 5 Greatest Western Scholars of Arabic Grammar
This subjective list features the top five Arabic grammarians from Europe. It highlights pioneers like Edward Lane (Lane's Lexicon) and Hans Wehr, discussing their contributions to Arabic language study and the historical interest in Arabic in the West.
“The relatives are scorpions” | Nikolaos van Dam | 9273 Roots #21
He was the Dutch ambassador to Iraq, Egypt, and Turkey, and is a world-renowned authority on Syria. Dr. Nikolaos van Dam shares insights from a lifetime in diplomacy, his love for Palestinian Arabic, and his favorite, cynical proverb about family.
arabcast.org: Free Arabic Audiobooks for Language Learners
Arabcast.org offers a remarkable, free collection of Arabic audiobooks, including classical and contemporary literature. Improve listening skills with professional readings on the website or via mobile apps.
“I expect to serve in the Arab world so this feels like a wise investment of my time” | Ulric Shannon | 9273 Roots #11
He's the Canadian ambassador to Egypt who has served across the Middle East. Ulric Shannon discusses why studying Arabic is a "wise investment," his experience at Middlebury College, and his love for the complex literature of Taha Hussein and the "swagger" of the Lebanese dialect.
How to Access 10,000+ Free Arabic E-books Legally
Searching for free and legal Arabic e-books? The Arabic Collections Online (ACO) is a massive digital library with over 10,000 public domain volumes. Find classic Arabic literature, philosophy, and more.
“Leave me the written letter, nothing else enriches me” | Omar Mahmoud Safa | 9273 Roots #5
Omar Mahmoud Safa, a designer and artist from Libya based in Dubai, uniquely blends graphic design, calligraphy, and product design. He discusses his passion for Arabic script and its artistic potential.
