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Title: | Is there Arabic influence in Somali poetry? | Authors: | Andrzejewski, B.W. | Discipline: | Center for Somali Studies List of Subjects::Literature::poetry Center for Somali Studies List of Subjects::Religion Xoghayaha Xarunta Cilmibaarista Soomaaliyeed::Suugaan::maanso Xoghayaha Xarunta Cilmibaarista Soomaaliyeed::Diin Soggettario Centro Studi Somalo::LETTERATURA::Poesia Soggettario Centro Studi Somalo::RELIGIONE |
Keywords: | Somali poetry Arabic culture and language Islam education religion and secularism Sufi fraternity maansada Soomaaliyeed dhaqanka iyo afka Carabta diinta Islaamka waxbarasho diin iyo diin la'aan dariiqada suufiyada poesia somala cultura e lingua araba Islam istruzione religione e laicità fraternita Sufi |
Issue Date: | 2011 | Publisher: | Routeledge | Type: | article | Journal: | Journal of African Cultural Studies | Call Number: | Originale conservato presso il Centro Studi Somali (http://host.uniroma3.it/centri/CentroStudiSomali/index.php) | Issue Number: | 1 | Pages: | 59-72 | Abstract: | The author deepens the links between Arabic and Somali cultures in order to investigate about the presence of Arabic influence in Somali poetry. After an introduction on Muslim learning and education, the Sufis and their poems in Arabic, the author examines the characteristics of Somali poetry that - according to his opinion - show no sign of Arabic influences and he explains the reasons under this observation. Qoraagu wuxuu falanqaynayaa xiriirka ka dhexeeya dhaqanka Carabta iyo midka Soomaalida, si loo ogaado saamaynta dhaqanka carbeed uu ku yeeshay maansada Soomaaliyeed. Kaddib markii uu si fiican u falanqeeyay maasada suufiyada Soomaaliyeed lagu curiyay af carbeedka, iyo dabeecadaha u gaarka ah maansada Soomaaliyeed, waxaa quraagu ka gungaaray in uu waayay raad muujinaya saamaynta maansada carbeed ay ku yeelatay midda Soomaaliyeed. L'autore approfondisce i legami tra la cultura araba e quella somala al fine di cercare e nel caso individuare la presenza di un'influenza araba nella poesia somala. Dopo un'introduzione sull'istruzione e formazione islamica, i Sufi e le loro poesie in arabo, l'autore esamina le caratteristiche della poesia somala che - a suo avviso - non presenta tracce di un'influenza araba e ne spiega le motivazioni. |
Description: | Unpublished paper from SOAS seminar series on Islamic influences on the literary cultures of Africa, 6 June 1968. Maqaalkan oo aan la daabacin, laakiin laga soo jeediyay seminaarro lagu qabtay SOAS 1968, oo ku saabsan saamaynta Islaamka iyo dhaqan suugaaneedka Afrika. Articolo inedito appartenente a una serie di seminari sull'influenza islamica relativa alle culture letterarie dell'Africa, svoltasi al SOAS nel giugno del 1968. |
URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/2307/5626 | Language: | en |
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