In literature, art, and language | Muhammad Kurd Ali

He was nicknamed Muhammad Kurd Ali as "The Scholar of Sham" and spent his life defending the Arabs and their language, literature, and arts with Arab nationalism in the early twentieth century, believing in the possibility of connecting the present of Arabs with the present of advanced nations, so the honor of their language and the delicacies of their literature and the subtleties of their arts, which he presents in these articles, were described as "a nation in a man," were manifestations of civilization with roots in Andalusia and another at the borders of China. Articles extracted from the scholar's heritage, who dedicated his life to clearing the dust from the treasures of Arab linguistic, rhetorical, and artistic heritage, and responding to those who attacked them from orientalists, haters, and biased parties, and striving for an open and enlightened Arab renaissance that balances between heritage and modernity.