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Thirteenth: the traits of al-Zayyat's style

Thirteenth: the traits of al-Zayyat's style

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 to expansion (iatināb) and the full working-out of the idea.
  • Reliance on imagery to bring ideas forward, with inventive 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 puts each word in its place, so it radiates suggestions that reveal his idea and his feelings.
  • He reflects himself and his emotions in his writing.
  • A private style that is neither unbound prose nor tied rhymed prose (saj').
  • His phrases are sound, refined Arabic, with words chosen precisely.

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