Social messages in Arabic literature in Egypt in the Ottoman era: Ismail al-Khashab’s letter to al-Aidarous as an example

Name: Social messages in Arabic literature in Egypt in the Ottoman era: Ismail al-Khashab’s letter to al-Aidarous as an example
Author: Hegazy, Ahmed Hamed Muhammad

Title	Social messages in Arabic literature in Egypt in the Ottoman era: Ismail al-Khashab’s letter to al-Aidarous as an example
Author	Hegazy, Ahmed Hamed Muhammad
Publication Place	Cairo, Egypt - Badr University in Cairo
Type	Book
Language	ara,eng
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Library:	Royal Danish Library
Library Asset ID	ISSN: 2636-4239, EISSN: 2636-4247, DOI: 10.21608/tjhss.2022.269459
Record ID	cdi_emarefa_primary_1454775
Library Location	DOAJ Directory of Open Access Journals
Notes	This research dealt with the art of the message and identified the writer (Al-Khashab), the sender, the addressee, the intercessor (Al-Aidarous), and the intercessor (Murtaza Al-Zubaidi). It presented the text of the message, explaining the keenness of writers on love relationships and social cohesion, analyzing the content and artistic structure of the message in its historical, social, linguistic, pictorial, and musical contexts. It explained that literature in the Ottoman era still had vitality and life, and a nature that rejected affectation and aversion to stagnation and backwardness. This paper deals with "the art of the message" and it introduces al-Khashab, the writer (the sender and the addressee), al-Eidrou's, the intercessor (Ash-Shafi'i), and Murtada al-Zubaidi, the acceptor of intercession (Almashfü'u Indahu). The paper represents the text of the “message” and shows how the writers care about love relations and social correlation. It also analyzes the content and the artistic form of the “message” within historical, social, linguistics, descriptive, and musical contexts. the research paper proves that literature during the Ottoman era is still alive and lively, rejects fake Pretence, and detests backwardness and recession.
Görüntüle	Transcultural Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences, 2022, Vol.3 (4), p.179-198

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Social messages in Arabic literature in Egypt in the Ottoman era: Ismail al-Khashab’s letter to al-Aidarous as an example

Author Hegazy, Ahmed Hamed Muhammad

Publication Place Cairo, Egypt - Badr University in Cairo

Type Book

Language ara,eng

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

Library Royal Danish Library

Library Asset ID ISSN: 2636-4239, EISSN: 2636-4247, DOI: 10.21608/tjhss.2022.269459

Record ID cdi_emarefa_primary_1454775

Library Location DOAJ Directory of Open Access Journals

Notes This research dealt with the art of the message and identified the writer (Al-Khashab), the sender, the addressee, the intercessor (Al-Aidarous), and the intercessor (Murtaza Al-Zubaidi). It presented the text of the message, explaining the keenness of writers on love relationships and social cohesion, analyzing the content and artistic structure of the message in its historical, social, linguistic, pictorial, and musical contexts. It explained that literature in the Ottoman era still had vitality and life, and a nature that rejected affectation and aversion to stagnation and backwardness. This paper deals with "the art of the message" and it introduces al-Khashab, the writer (the sender and the addressee), al-Eidrou's, the intercessor (Ash-Shafi'i), and Murtada al-Zubaidi, the acceptor of intercession (Almashfü'u Indahu). The paper represents the text of the “message” and shows how the writers care about love relations and social correlation. It also analyzes the content and the artistic form of the “message” within historical, social, linguistics, descriptive, and musical contexts. the research paper proves that literature during the Ottoman era is still alive and lively, rejects fake Pretence, and detests backwardness and recession.

Görüntüle Transcultural Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences, 2022, Vol.3 (4), p.179-198