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Poetry is?
Poems: Qasida, Ginan, Ghazal, Maddoh
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Allegory
Hidden meaning behind a story. e.g, the conference of the birds, by the Persian poet Attar
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Is QURAN considered Poetry or Prose?
Both
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What is an Oral Literature?
is the body of stories, poems, songs, and traditions passed down by word of mouth
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Metaphor
Figurative comparison: e.g, Imam Ali is a Lion of Allah: bravery, courage & fearlessness.
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Simile
Similarity between two things using the words LIKE or AS, e.g, the Sultan's palace looks like a mountain.
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Prose?
Text: Stories, Fables, Legends
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Poems of Praise?
Praise of rulers in the courts, but also praise of the prophets, Imams, e.g. Maddoh in Tajikistan, Ginan in South Asia.
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Marthiya
Poem of grief, not only personal sorrow, but sorrow of the community, e.g. tragedies as Karbala
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What are Literary Devices?
are techniques that writers use to add depth, meaning, and artistry to their writing
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There are Two Ways/Approaches of Looking at Literature...
Window Approach & Mirror Approach
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Literary Devices help to...
They help make a text more engaging, memorable, and impactful for readers
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Window Approach is...
Society/Community
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Love Poetry?
Love between two people, love between Imam and Murid, the Prophet and the believer
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Tale?
Fables, anecdotes, legends, stories
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What is Literature?
is an art of using words. It takes many forms...
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Mirror Approach is...
Individual/Personal
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What is Parable?
Example stories – The Qur’an often conveys moral and spiritual lessons through short stories or examples, making abstract truths easier to understand.
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Symbol
Sign pointing beyond itself, e.g. Light symbolising God's guidance & presence
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What stands at the beginning of Muslim literature?
The Qur'án
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