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Contents
The persistence of the qasida form | 1 |
The origins of the qasida form | 21 |
a poem | 65 |
forms themes and contexts | 83 |
The transformation of the qasida form in modern Arabic poetry | 99 |
The Hebrew qasida in Spain | 121 |
the Persian qasida to the end of the twelfth | 137 |
the Persian qasida in post | 183 |
The qasida in Pashto | 339 |
indigenizing the Arabic qasida in Urdu | 351 |
The qasida in Malay | 363 |
On the qasida and cognate poetic forms in the MalayIndonesian | 371 |
the Indonesian | 389 |
The influence of the qasida on the development of Swahili | 411 |
the qasida in Fulfulde and Hausa as pur | 429 |
some | 451 |
the secular qasida in Mughal and British | 205 |
continuity and creativity in | 253 |
the Ottoman kaside | 281 |
the kaside in late Ottoman | 301 |
The Kurdish qasida | 327 |
Epilogue | 475 |
487 | |
Glossary of technical terms | 507 |
Common terms and phrases
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