Naslov (ara)

Qasida

Autor

ibn Yusuf, Utman

Opis (eng)

The pre-Islamic poetry is commonly referred to in Arabic as "الشعر الجاهلي" or Jahili poetry, literally "the ignorant poetry". The first major poet in the pre-Islamic era is Imru' al-Qais, the last king of the kingdom of Kindah. Although most of the poetry of that era was not preserved, what remains is well regarded as the finest of Arabic poetry to date. In addition to the eloquence and artistic value, pre-Islamic poetry constitutes as a major source for classical Arabic language both in grammar and vocabulary, and as a reliable historical record of the political and cultural life of the time.

Opis (srp)

Na arapskom se predislamska poezija obično naziva poezija džahilije, bukvalno poezija neznabožačkog vremena. Prvi veliki pesnik predislamskog perioda bio je Imru l-Kajs, poslednji vladar kraljevstva Kinda. Iako najveći deo poezije tog doba nije sačuvan, ono što je sačuvano smatra se najboljom arapskom poezijom do danas. Pored elokvencije i umetničke vrednosti,predislamska poezija predstavlja glavni izvor arapskog klasičnog jezika, kako u gramatičkom tako i u leksičkom smislu, i smatra se pouzdanim istorijskim zapisom političkog i kulturnog života tog doba

Jezik

arapski

Datum

2012-03-20T12:06:45.085Z

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