The selected from among the Arabs

The selected from the examples of Arabs Reference number: 9789933935290 Total pages: 93 Author: Abdulbadi Al-Nirbani Publisher: Dar Rawai Al-Kitab Arab peoples have transmitted proverbs since their earliest eras in the pre-Islamic period, through the Islamic era, up to our days, as some still circulate them among themselves, while others no longer care about them. For this reason, the author, Dr. Abdulbadi Al-Nirbani, has put together a book in which he collected what he selected from Arab proverbs, considering in his choice the many needs for them in speech. It contains about two hundred proverbs, arranged alphabetically according to the initial letters, without excluding any additional letters. He prefaced it with an introduction about the meaning of the proverb, its characteristics, benefits, its relation to poetry, and its place in the language. Then, in a later stage, he moves to the main theme of his book, which bears the same title, choosing many proverbs, discussing, explaining, and narrating their stories. Among these proverbs that the author recorded in his pages in the chapter of the letter Alif and Hamza: "My father raids and my mother talks," "The muddled is mixed with the clear," and in the chapter of the letter Ra: "He returned with the two feet of Hunayn," and many others in the chapters of all the letters of the alphabet; thus, the book becomes a wonderful series that enables the young generation of Arabic speakers and brings them closer to it.