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Fourteenth: the traits of the writer's style

Fourteenth: the traits of the writer's style

Point 14 of 15 — Lesson 3: Jerusalem an Arab-Islamic City by Dr Hassanein Mohamed RabiQuestion bank: 0 questions (0 with pictures)

14Fourteenth: the traits of the writer's style

  • The style of the historian: he fixes the dates, the names and the events, and lays out his evidence.
  • He begins by defining Jerusalem with rhymed-prose attributes — such as "the place where the eye of Musa is set, the goal of the heart of ʿIsā" — so he joins literature to history.
  • He answers the opponent with sources rather than with emotion, and then builds the judgement on evidence.
  • Argumentative phrasing, such as "and what the ancient sources confirm is that…".
  • He quotes documented texts — the wording of the Assurance and the sermon of the liberation — to strengthen the proof.
  • His position: the school of national history that defends the Arab-Islamic identity.

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