Point 13 of 14 — Lesson 1: Social Solidarity in Islam by Ahmed Hassan al-ZayyatQuestion bank: 0 questions (0 with pictures)
13Thirteenth: the traits of al-Zayyat's style
A clear, lofty idea, made convincing by evidence.
A tendency toexpansion (iatināb) and the full working-out of the idea.
Reliance onimagery to bring ideas forward, withinventive similes.
Arrangement and balance of sentences: a word answers a word and a sentence follows a sentence on one pattern, which adds beauty to the rhythm.
Linking causes to their effects: "so that He might throw it down", "so that his strength would be more evident", "so that his proof would be more convincing".
He putseach word in its place, so it radiates suggestions that reveal his idea and his feelings.
Hereflects himself and his emotions in his writing.
A private style that is neither unbound prose nor tied rhymed prose (saj').
His phrases aresound, refined Arabic, with words chosen precisely.
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