Fihrist maʻlamat al-turāth al-Jazāʼirī bayna al-qadīm wa-al-ḥadīth

Fihrist maʻlamat al-turāth al-Jazāʼirī bayna al-qadīm wa-al-ḥadīth is a religion & spirituality first published in 2002 by the contemporary author Bashīr Ḍayf ibn Abī Bakr ibn al-Bashīr ibn ʻUmar Jazāʼirī. Indexed in KitabiHub under Religion & Spirituality, The Arab World, Modern Arabic Fiction, it sits alongside other religion & spirituality on the same shelf.

Like much of the Arabic literary tradition, Fihrist maʻlamat al-turāth al-Jazāʼirī bayna al-qadīm wa-al-ḥadīth rewards close reading: its rhythms reach back to a thousand years of poetry and rhetoric, while its concerns — exile, memory, the city, the desert, the relationship between the writer and the political moment — speak directly to the present. Readers approaching the book without prior background will find the description above a useful entry point; those already familiar with Bashīr Ḍayf ibn Abī Bakr ibn al-Bashīr ibn ʻUmar Jazāʼirī's work will recognise the recurring preoccupations.

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