Arabic Rhetoric III (Albadeeú)
- Arts
- 400 level
- 3 credit units
- 106 pages
- 13 units
This course, Arabic Rhetoric III (*Al-Badee'u*), is a three-credit unit course that explores the concept and significance of *Al-Badee'u* (Aesthetics) in Arabic Rhetoric. It covers the definition, history, and domains of *Ilm al-Badee'*, including both moral and verbal محسنات. Students will learn about various techniques such as *mutabaqah*, *muqabala*, and *mubalagha*, with examples and illustrations to enhance understanding and application.
About this course
- Difficulty
- Intermediate
- Study hours
- 208 hours
- Maths
- None
- Content
- Theoretical, case study, problem solving
- Practical work
- No
- ARA321
- ARA322
- Assignments
- Tutor marked assignments
- Final examination
What you'll read
The real module and unit structure of ARA422, taken from the course material NOUN publishes.
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ARA422 · Unit 1: الوحدة األوىل
The dates for submission of all assignments will be communicated to you. You will also be told the date of completing the study units and dates for examinations.
What you should be able to do
- Define and explain the key concepts of *Ilm al-Badee'*.
- Identify and analyze various rhetorical devices in Arabic texts.
- Apply *mutabaqah*, *muqabala*, and *mubalagha* effectively.
- Understand the nuances of *tawriya* and *iltifat*.
- Evaluate the effectiveness of different rhetorical techniques.
- Appreciate the aesthetic qualities of Arabic rhetoric.
What it prepares you for
- Arabic Language Specialist
- Content Creator
- Translator
- Editor
- Linguist
- Education
- Translation Services
- Media
- Publishing
- Diplomacy
Where it gets hard
The units students slow down on, and what makes each one heavy.
- Module 2:
Unit 3: الغلو
The concepts of *al-ighraq* and *al-ghulu* require a deep understanding of hyperbole and its appropriate use in Arabic rhetoric, which can be challenging to grasp initially.
- Module 3:
Unit 1: التورية
Understanding the nuances of *tawriya* and its different types requires careful attention to context and subtle shifts in meaning, making it difficult to master.
A suggested way through it
13 weeks, about 39 hours in total. Yours will differ.
- Week 1Module 1: تعريف واتريخ وجماالت علم البديع
Unit 1: Definition, History and Domains of Ilm al-Badee' · 3 hours
Read the introduction to Arabic Rhetoric III and understand the scope of Al-Badee'u.. Define Ilm al-Badee' and its significance in Arabic literature.. Review the historical background and development of Ilm al-Badee'.. Identify the various domains and applications of Ilm al-Badee'..
- Week 2Module 1: تعريف واتريخ وجماالت علم البديع
Unit 2: احملسنات البديعية املعنوية-املطابقة · 3 hours
Study the concept of *mutabaqah* (طباق) and its types.. Analyze examples of *mutabaqah* in classical Arabic texts.. Identify the rhetorical effect of *mutabaqah* in enhancing the meaning.. Differentiate between *mutabaqah al-ijab* and *mutabaqah al-salb*..
- Week 3Module 1: تعريف واتريخ وجماالت علم البديع
Unit 3: احملسنات البديعية املعنوية-املقابلة · 3 hours
Explore the concept of *muqabala* (مقابلة) and its role in Arabic rhetoric.. Compare and contrast *mutabaqah* and *muqabala* with examples.. Identify the different types of *muqabala* based on the number of opposing elements.. Analyze the impact of *muqabala* on the overall rhetorical effect..
- Week 4Module 2:
Unit 1: احملسنات البديعية املعنوية-املبالغة · 3 hours
Define *mubalagha* (مبالغة) and its significance in Arabic rhetoric.. Study the different types of *mubalagha*: *al-ighraq* (اإلغراق) and *al-ghulu* (الغلو).. Analyze examples of *mubalagha* in classical Arabic poetry.. Identify the conditions under which *mubalagha* is considered acceptable..
- Week 5Module 2:
Unit 2: الاغراق · 3 hours
Examine the concept of *al-ighraq* (االغراق) and its characteristics.. Identify examples of *al-ighraq* in Arabic literature.. Analyze the rhetorical effect of *al-ighraq* in enhancing the meaning.. Distinguish between acceptable and unacceptable forms of *al-ighraq*..
- Week 6Module 2:
Unit 3: الغلو · 3 hours
Study the concept of *al-ghulu* (الغلو) and its characteristics.. Identify examples of *al-ghulu* in Arabic poetry.. Analyze the rhetorical effect of *al-ghulu* in creating emphasis.. Recognize the potential pitfalls of using *al-ghulu* excessively..
- Week 7Module 2:
Unit 4: الايغال · 3 hours
Define *al-iyghal* (اإليغال) and its usage in Arabic rhetoric.. Analyze examples of *al-iyghal* in classical Arabic texts.. Understand how *al-iyghal* adds depth and complexity to the expression.. Identify the conditions under which *al-iyghal* is most effective..
- Week 8Module 2:
Unit 5: التتميم · 3 hours
Explore the concept of *al-tatmim* (التتميم) and its role in Arabic rhetoric.. Analyze examples of *al-tatmim* in classical Arabic literature.. Understand how *al-tatmim* enhances the completeness of the expression.. Identify the different types of *al-tatmim* based on their function..
- Week 9Module 3:
Unit 1: التورية · 3 hours
Define *tawriya* (التورية) and its significance in Arabic rhetoric.. Study the different types of *tawriya*: *mujarada*, *murashaha*, and *mubaiyana*.. Analyze examples of *tawriya* in classical Arabic poetry.. Understand how *tawriya* creates layers of meaning and enhances the rhetorical effect..
- Week 10Module 3:
Unit 2: التقسيم · 3 hours
Explore the concept of *taqsim* (التقسيم) and its role in Arabic rhetoric.. Analyze examples of *taqsim* in classical Arabic literature.. Understand how *taqsim* enhances the clarity and organization of the expression.. Identify the different types of *taqsim* based on their structure..
- Week 11Module 3:
Unit 3: االلتفات · 3 hours
Define *iltifat* (االلتفات) and its significance in Arabic rhetoric.. Study the different types of *iltifat*: shift in person, tense, or perspective.. Analyze examples of *iltifat* in classical Arabic poetry.. Understand how *iltifat* creates variety and enhances the rhetorical effect..
- Week 12Module 3:
Unit 4: اجلمع والتفريق · 3 hours
Explore the concepts of *jam'u* (اجلمع) and *tafriq* (التفريق) in Arabic rhetoric.. Analyze examples of *jam'u* and *tafriq* in classical Arabic literature.. Understand how *jam'u* and *tafriq* create emphasis and contrast.. Identify the different types of *jam'u* and *tafriq* based on their structure..
- Week 13Module 4:
Unit 1: أسلوب احلكيم · 3 hours
Define *uslub al-hakim* (أسلوب احلكيم) and its significance in Arabic rhetoric.. Study the different types of *uslub al-hakim*: responding indirectly or reinterpreting the question.. Analyze examples of *uslub al-hakim* in classical Arabic texts.. Understand how *uslub al-hakim* creates wit and enhances the rhetorical effect..
Preparing for the exam
- Review all units, focusing on definitions and examples of each rhetorical device.
- Create flashcards for key terms and concepts.
- Practice identifying rhetorical devices in sample Arabic texts.
- Allocate specific time slots for focused study sessions each week.
- Form a study group to discuss challenging concepts and share insights.
- Review tutor-marked assignments (TMAs) and address any areas of weakness.
- Practice analyzing different styles and registers of Arabic writing.
- Create concept maps linking Units 3-5 to connect different rhetorical devices
- Focus on understanding the nuances of meaning and context in each unit
- Review all examples provided in the course material and find additional examples
- Practice applying the concepts learned in each unit to new texts
- Review the objectives at the beginning of each unit to ensure you have met them
- Create a study schedule that allows for sufficient time to review each unit
Questions students ask about this course
What is ARA422 about?
This course, Arabic Rhetoric III (*Al-Badee'u*), is a three-credit unit course that explores the concept and significance of *Al-Badee'u* (Aesthetics) in Arabic Rhetoric. It covers the definition, history, and domains of *Ilm al-Badee'*, including both moral and verbal محسنات. Students will learn about various techniques such as *mutabaqah*, *muqabala*, and *mubalagha*, with examples and illustrations to enhance understanding and application.
How many units does ARA422 have?
ARA422, Arabic Rhetoric III (Albadeeú), has 13 units across 4 modules, over 106 pages of course material. You can read it one unit at a time.
How many credit units is ARA422?
ARA422 carries 3 credit units, at 400 level in Arts.
Is ARA422 hard?
ARA422 is rated intermediate level, with no mathematical content. It is mostly theoretical, case study and problem solving work.
How long does ARA422 take to study?
About 208 hours of study, spread across its 13 units.
How is ARA422 assessed?
ARA422 is assessed by assignments, tutor marked assignments and final examination.
What do I need before starting ARA422?
ARA321 ARA322
What can I do with ARA422?
Arabic Language Specialist, Content Creator, Translator, Editor and Linguist.