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Home » News » Virtual Library » Publications » The Arabic theory of prosification and versification : on ḥall and naẓm in Arabic theoretical discourse

The Arabic theory of prosification and versification : on ḥall and naẓm in Arabic theoretical discourse

Posted on Thursday August 25th, 2016 by Daniel Brenn

Vol. 70 of Beiruter Texte und Studien ‘The Arabic theory of prosification and versification : on ḥall and naẓm in Arabic theoretical discourse‘ by Amidu Sanni is now available Open Access on MENAdoc.

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