The Pre-Islamic Literature course, code RA121: Is taught to first-year students of the Arabic Language Department for two hours per week. In this course, the student studies the history of literature in the pre-Islamic era.
The course aims to:
Studying the history of literature in the pre-Islamic era.
- Identify the most influential figures in literature in this era.
- Examine the most significant characteristics of pre-Islamic literature by studying some literary texts.
The value of the study returns to the student:
- To familiarize the student with the history of literature in the pre-Islamic era and aspects of life in it.
To explain to students the purposes and issues of pre-Islamic poetry.
The student must understand the characteristics of poetry in pre-Islamic times.
Mental skills:
This assignment requires the student to distinguish between the literature of the pre-Islamic era and the literature of other literary periods.
- The student should compare the purposes of pre-Islamic poetry, its sources, and issues.
- That the student deduces the characteristics of poetry in the pre-Islamic era from some poetic models.
Practical and professional skills:
Acquiring the skill of reading heritage books.
Acquiring the skill of using modern technology in research and presentation.
Develop students' sense of literary taste.
