• Title of article

    Rise of Islamic Literature between Fact and Fiction

  • Author/Authors

    Al Areqi ، Rashad Mohammed Moqbel Sana a Community College

  • Pages
    8
  • From page
    682
  • To page
    689
  • Abstract
    The Islamic literature does not take its proper place among the world arts as one of the significant areas of research. Islamism does not spring up as a tool of literary criticism worthy of studying and writing about. Many studies need to be done on the Islamic literature to highlight this sort of literature and culture. Critics may not give sufficient concern for the Islamic literature and they have not been encouraged to go deeply into the literary works of the writers who classify themselves Islamic writers. This article attempts to set a place for the Islamic literature and traces the first attempts and origins of this sort of literature. It introduces a number of Islamic critics who are interested in this area of the Islamic literature. The main argument is how the Islamic critics define and present what they claim to be Islamic literature and Islamic theory in their writings in general and literary writings in particular. The results indicated that the Islamic critics attempt to put the foundations of this new literature but their efforts do not show sufficient concern with the Islamic literature and the literary works of the Islamic literature do not get sufficient study and research.
  • Keywords
    Islamic literature , theory , Islamism , Islamic Scholars , Islamic theater , criticism
  • Journal title
    Journal of Language Teaching and Research
  • Serial Year
    2016
  • Journal title
    Journal of Language Teaching and Research
  • Record number

    2483027