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Author(s): Vazeer Hasan

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Address: Research Scientist A Deptt. of Arabic B.H.U.

Published In:   Volume - 6,      Issue - 1,     Year - 1993


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Hasan (1993). The Modern Trends Of Arabic Prose-Literature. Journal of Ravishankar University (Part-A: SOCIAL-SCIENCE), 6(1), pp.47-51.



Journal of Ravishankar University Vol.06  No. A (Science) 1993  pp. 47-51 ISSN  0970 5910

The Modern Trends Of Arabic Prose-Literature

Vazeer Hasan

Research Scientist ‘A’

Deptt. of Arabic  B.H.U.

MS  Received  24-8-92

Abstract : Arabic !iteraturc from Pre-lslamlc times 10 dale hllli  its high and  Low periods.  In .c1ass1cal  Innes the Arabic prose was restricted lo  'Maqarila'1. and 'Risala'" only and did not extent to  extend to  drama,. novel or short  story i.e. creative writing. The entry  of  Europeans  in the Arab world as victors, offered  something the Arabs  did not have. Earliearvariety of literary expressions and creative intellectualforms. Though the traditional wnters and conservatives resisted the movement of modernism to the extent possible, yet theycould   not curb the movement of revival and the Arabs went through various stages of .imitation, translation and Arabisation. till they eventually reached the stage  of absorption of Western  literary forms to mould their  themes. Arabic literature thus developed in the full glare of western influences and acquired originality through imitation.

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