Author
Kujjah, Hasan, author.
Publication Date
2022
Publication Place
Leiden -
Boston : Brill
Subject
Civilization -- History, Literature, Arts & Science, Middle East and Islamic Studies
Type
Book
Language
ara,eng
Digital
Yes
Manuscript
No
Pages Count
844
Library
Wesleyan University Library
Library Asset ID
ISBN : 9789004504844, ISBN : 9004504842, ISBN : 9789004504837
Record ID
alma9933039535803768
Library Location
See online access
Date
2022
Notes
Aleppo in Classical Poetry reviews more than 009 poems of Arab and international poetry that were written about the city of Aleppo or mentioned it between the seventh century and the beginning of the twentieth century, monitoring its actual and symbolic value in the eyes of the poets and the reflection of that in their poems, whether from objective aspects or emotional aspects. century, reflecting the various civilizational dimensions of the ancient city, in both its tangible and emotional aspects., Arabic., Includes bibliographical references and index.
Sample Text
• Intro
• Contents of the chapters
• Introductory chapter
• This book (written by: Muhammad Qajjah)
• 1.1. Aleppo in human heritage
• 1.2. Aleppo in the Arab poetic heritage
• This encyclopedia (written by: Hassan Qajjah)
• 2.1. Aleppo Al-Shahba in the Eyes of Poets (Writing and Editing Methodology)
• 2.2. Aleppo in ancient poetry (composing and editing methodology)
• Chapter One. Text topics: analytical study
• 1. Text analysis and thematic connections
• 2. Text topics: an analytical study
• 3. First/Poets’ impressions about Aleppo
• 1.3. Praise and glory for Aleppo
• 2.3. Description of the people of Aleppo and its inhabitants
• 3.3. Pride in belonging to Aleppo
• 4.3. Complaint of separation and longing
• 5.3. buffy capitals
• 4. Second: Description of Aleppo and its advantages
• 1.4. Nature in Aleppo
• 2.4. Aleppo architecture
• 3.4. Landmarks and places in Aleppo
• 4.4. Event history
• 5. Third: factors of patience and hardship
• 1.5. The struggle against the invaders
• 2.5. The horrors of earthquakes and epidemics
• 3.5. Flags lament
• 4.5. Some visitors complain
• 6. Fourth: Linking to elements related to or similar to Aleppo
• 1.6. Mention of notables
• 2.6. Mentioning cities, countries, and geographical areas
• 3.6. Metaphorical inspirations
• 4.6. Include quotations
• Chapter Two. Aleppo in the eyes of pre-Islamic poets / the beginning of Islam / the Umayyad era
• 1. Aleppo in the first century AH
• 2. The literary climate in the first century AH
• 3. Poems of the first century AH
• Chapter Three. Aleppo in the eyes of the poets of the first Abbasid era
• 1. Aleppo in the first Abbasid era
• 2. The literary climate in the second and third centuries AH
• 3. Poems of the first Abbasid era
• Chapter Four. Aleppo in the eyes of the poets of the Hamdanid era
• 1. Aleppo in the Hamdanid era
• 2. The literary climate in the Hamdanid era
• 3. Poems of the Hamdani era
• Chapter Five. Aleppo in the eyes of the poets of the Mirdasid and Seljuk era., • 1. Aleppo in the Mirdasid-Seljuq era
• 2. The literary climate in the fifth century AH
• 3. Poems of the Mirdasi/Seljuq period
• Chapter Six. Aleppo in the eyes of the poets of the Zengid and Ayyubid era
• 1. Aleppo in the Zengid-Ayyubid era
• 2. The literary climate in the Zengid-Ayyubid era
• 3. Poems of the Zengid/Ayyubid era
• Chapter Seven. Aleppo in the eyes of the poets of the Mamluk era
• 1. Aleppo in the Mamluk era
• 2. The literary climate in the Mamluk era
• 3. Poems of the Mamluk era
• Chapter Eight. Aleppo in the eyes of the poets of the Ottoman era
• 1. Aleppo in the Ottoman era
• 2. The literary climate in the Ottoman era
• 3. Poems of the Ottoman era (16-17-18 centuries AD)
• 4. Poems of the Ottoman era (19th-20th centuries AD)
• Chapter Nine. On the pages of stone
• On the pages of stone
• Chapter poems
• Chapter Ten. Poems translated from other languages
• Aleppo in international poetry
• A list of the names of international writers, their eras, and their languages
• Aleppo
• Chapter poems
• A dictionary of biographies of poets
• A dictionary of biographies of poets
• About the author
• Dr. Hassan Qajjah
• Muhammad Qajjah
• References and sources
• Poetry collections
• History books, studies and criticism
• References to notable figures and biographies
• Translated books
• Newspapers
• Magazines
• Foreign books
• Foreign periodicals
• Index of rhymes
• Contents
•Introduction
• 1. The Origins of This Work - by Mohammad Kujjah
• 1.1. Aleppo in Human Heritage
• 1.2. Aleppo in the Heritage of Arabic Poetry
• 2. Outline of this work - by Hasan Kujjah
• 2.1. Aleppo through Poets' Eyes
• 2.2. Volume 1, Aleppo in Classical Poetry: Methodology.
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Handbook of Oriental Studies. Section 1 The Near and Middle East ; 164.1, Handbook of Oriental Studies. Section 1 The Near and Middle East ; 164.1., Middle East and Islamic Studies E-Books Online, Collection 2022, Middle East and Islamic Studies E-Books Online, Collection 2022.