Naslov (fas)

Risālatān fī ‘ilmi l-mu‘amma

Doprinosi

Nepoznat,

Opis (eng)

The language of Classical Arabic is essentially that of the so-called poetic koine of the pre-Islamic poets, a standardized prestige dialect based on conservative Bedouin dialects of the eastern Arabian peninsula. A similar but slightly different koine had been adopted in Mecca, in a form adapted somewhat to the phonology of the spoken Meccan dialect of the time, and it was in this form that the Koran was given.

Opis (srp)

Klasičan arapski jezik predstavlja suštinu onoga što se naziva poetski koine predislamiskih pesnika, standardizovani ugledni dijalekat zasnovan na konzervativnim beduinskim dijalektima istočnog dela Arabijskog poluostrva. Sličan, ali malo drugačiji koine prihvaćen je u Meki, u formi na izvestan način prilagođenoj fonologiji mekanskog dijalekta tog vremena i Kuran je dat upravo u tom obliku.

Jezik

novopersijski

Datum

2012-03-30T11:17:55.423Z

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