In this lengthy and insightful study, the distinguished Arab writer and scholar Salma Khadra Jayyusi presents the story of modern Arab poetic geniality. Through the cumulative efforts of this geniality, Arabic poetry has continued its development over successive decades, from its renaissance in the nineteenth century to the present day..

This book presents a forward-looking vision for employing generative artificial intelligence in the service of the Prophetic Sunnah and revealing its cognitive treasures. It represents a serious attempt to bridge the gap created by the decline in efforts to investigate the sciences of “Hadith”, and the scarcity of scholars capable of mastering the craft of “Hadith” in terms of knowledge and narration.

This book attempts to monitor Edward Said’s critical project and the foundation of postcolonial studies, and to examine the opinions of his most important critics, as well as to monitor Hassan Hanafi’s attempts to adapt his idea in the science of orientalism, and his most important failures according to his critics. The book not only adopts the same approach adopted by critics of Orientalism in early, middle and later stages, but it delves deeper into covering the greater part of the phenomena, elements and problems of Orientalism, emphasizing that crucial central dimension in the roles of Orientalism, namely the act of domination.