An edition of Fī al-ghināʼ bi-al-fuṣḥá (2006)

Fī al-ghināʼ bi-al-fuṣḥá

intimāʼ lil-huwīyah, wa-intiṣār lil-ʻArabīyah

al-Ṭabʻah 1

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Fī al-ghināʼ bi-al-fuṣḥá
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An edition of Fī al-ghināʼ bi-al-fuṣḥá (2006)

Fī al-ghināʼ bi-al-fuṣḥá

intimāʼ lil-huwīyah, wa-intiṣār lil-ʻArabīyah

al-Ṭabʻah 1

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Singing; singers; Arab countries.

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Muḥammad al-ʻĪd al-Khaṭrāwī
Language
Arabic
Pages
258

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Subjects

Arabic poetry, Arabic Songs, Singing, Arabic language, Written Arabic, Diglossia (Linguistics)

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Fī al-ghināʼ bi-al-fuṣḥá: intimāʼ lil-huwīyah, wa-intiṣār lil-ʻArabīyah
2006, Muḥammad al-ʻĪd al-Khaṭrāwī
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Includes bibliographical references.

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[al-Madīnah]

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PJ7631 .K49 2006

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Pagination
258 p. ;
Number of pages
258

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OL25353447M
ISBN 10
996052387X
LCCN
2010315249
OCLC/WorldCat
841094333

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