الحضارة الإسلامية والرموز الأدبية: The Islamic Civilization and Literary Symbols

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2024
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Abstract
The Islamic civilization has significantly shaped the cultural and intellectual landscapes of both the East and the West, influencing literature, art, philosophy, and science. Central to the understanding of Islamic heritage is the study of literary symbols, which reflect the values, beliefs, and philosophies that have transcended centuries. This article explores the key literary symbols within Islamic civilization, examining their role in shaping social and cultural narratives. It investigates how these symbols have evolved over time, from their early manifestations in the Qur'an and Hadith to their use in classical Arabic literature and modern interpretations. Through the lens of both classical and contemporary scholarship, the article highlights the richness of Islamic literary traditions and their contribution to global literary discourse.
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Authors Dr. Ali Aslam
Journal Journal of Religious, Literary and Cultural Studies
Year 2024
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