Portal:Arabic literature
Arabic is a name applied to a group of dialects of the Central Semitic languages, thus related to and classified alongside other Semitic languages such as Hebrew and the Neo-Aramaic languages. Spoken Arabic varieties have more speakers than any other language in the Semitic language family.— Excerpted from Arabic language on Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
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MedievalEdit
- Qur'an, the central religious text of Islam, 610-632 by the Prophet Muhammad; multiple translations available
- Al-Ghazali letter to Abdul Hassan Mas'ud bin Muhammad bin Ghanam, 11th-12th century letter
- Al-Ghazali letter to Administrative Heads of all Government Departments, 11th-12th century letter
- Al-Ghazali letter to all Prominent Theologians, 11th-12th century letter
- Al-Ghazali letter to all those who wishing to achieve a peaceful and pious life, 11th-12th century letter
- Al-Ghazali letter to an Emir, 11th-12th century letter
- Al-Ghazali letter to Ibn Ul Amil, 11th-12th century letter
- Al-Ghazali letter to Khwaja Abbas Khwarzam, 11th-12th century letter
- Al-Ghazali letter to Khwaja Imam Abbasi, 11th-12th century letter
- Al-Ghazali letter to Mu'inul Mulk, 11th-12th century letter
- Al-Ghazali letter to Muhir-ud-Deen, 11th-12th century letter
- Al-Ghazali letter to Nizamuddin Ahmed bin Ishak, 11th-12th century letter
- Al-Ghazali letter to Qazis of Maghrib-i-Aqsa, 11th-12th century letter
- Al-Ghazali letter to Sa'adat Khan, 11th-12th century letter
- Al-Ghazali letter to Sa'eed Imadud-din Muhammad Al Wazzan, 11th-12th century letter
- Al-Ghazali letter to Shahabul-Islam, 11th-12th century letter
- Al-Ghazali letter to Shihab-ul-Islam, 11th-12th century letter
- Al-Ghazali letter to Sultan Sanjar Seljuki, 11th-12th century letter
- Al-Ghazali letters to Mujir-ud-Deen, 11th-12th century letter
- Al-Ghazali letters to Nizamuddin Fakhrul Mulk, 11th-12th century letter
- Open letter by Al-Ghazali, 11th-12th century letter
RenaissanceEdit
- The Perfumed Garden, 1410-1434 by Muhammad al-Nafzawi, 1886 translation by Richard Francis Burton
ModernEdit
- Our Invitation to Give Advice and Reform, April 12, 1994 by Osama bin Laden
- Saudi Arabia supports the Communists in Yemen, June 7, 1994 by Osama bin Laden
- The Banishment of Communists from the Arabian Peninsula, July 11, 1994 by Osama bin Laden
- Urgent letter to security officials, July 11, 1994 by Osama bin Laden
- Quran Scholars in the Face of Despotism, July 19, 1994 by Osama bin Laden
- Saudi Arabia Unveils Its War Against Islam and Its Scholars, September 12, 1994 by Osama bin Laden
- Do Not Have Vile Actions in Your Religion, September 16, 1994 by Osama bin Laden
- Important Telegram to our Brothers in the Armed Forces, September 19, 1994 by Osama bin Laden
- Higher Committee for Harm, October 15, 1994 by Osama bin Laden
- Open Letter to Shaykh Bin Baz on the Invalidity of his Fatwa on Peace with the Jews, December 29, 1994 by Osama bin Laden
- An Open Letter to King Fahd on the Occasion of the Recent Cabinet Reshuffle, August 3, 1995 by Osama bin Laden
- Supporting the Fatwa by the Afghani Religious Scholars of Ejecting the American Forces from the Land of the Two Holy Mosques, 1998 by Osama bin Laden
- Bin Laden's letter to Mullah Mohammed Omar, pre-2002 by Osama bin Laden
- Letter to Aba Khalid from bin Laden, pre-2002 by Osama bin Laden
- Osama bin Laden audiotape, February 2003 by Osama bin Laden
- Bin Laden's letter to Pakistani scholars, by Osama bin Laden
- Letter to 'Abd al-Raheem al-Tahan, by Osama bin Laden
- Letter to Sheikh ‘Abd Al-Raheem Al-Tahane, by Osama bin Laden
- Osama bin Laden's letter of assurance to a Mujahadeen father, by Osama bin Laden