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The Library of Arabic Literature series offers Arabic editions and English translations of significant works of Arabic literature, with an emphasis on the seventh to nineteenth centuries.
exalt | extol | glorify | laud | proclaim أَطْرَى | أَجَلَّ | أَكْبَرَ | أثْنَى | اِمْتَدَحَ | عَظَّمَ | مَدَحَ | مَجَّدَ. praise, glorify, or honor; "extol the virtues of one''s children"; "glorify one''s spouse''s cooking" Arabic WordNet ©
20 wrz 2024 · Introduction مقدمة. Classical Arabic literature, for the purposes of this guide, dates from the mid- 7th century CE, ca. 660, or the period following the advent of Islam. It was directly influenced by the historical events of its time.
المتعالي, رَفيع, رَفِيع are the top translations of "exalted" into Arabic. Sample translated sentence: A woman has standards, after all, and an exalted woman like myself has very high standards. ↔ للمرأة معايير على كلٍّ ، وامرأة مجيدة مثلي لها معايير سامية.
exalt meaning. تمجيد. IPA : /ɪgzɔlt/ synonyms: proclaim, inspire, thrill, enliven, glorify, laud. The meaning, definiton and translation of the word 'Exalt', its examples of usage, synonyms in both English and Arabic.
Lara Harb. 2020, Arabic Poetics: Aesthetic Experience in Classical Arabic Literature. The Introduction presents the argument that aesthetic judgment in classical Arabic literary theory came to depend on the ability of poetry or eloquent speech to produce an experience of wonder in the listener.
The philosophical romance of ibn Tufail (d. 580/1184) entitled Hayy Bin Yaqzan is a complete surprise in Arabic literature in more ways than one. Here for the first time we have the plot as the main concern of the author.
