M. M. 50 B. A. In Arabic (Language & Literature)

ARABICB. A. I, Paper I Prose & Poetry M. M. 50B. A. in Arabic (Language & Literature)UNIT IProse Text: Translation and Explanation:I YearMax. Marks(1) Prose and Poetry50(2) Translation and Grammar50II Year50(2) Grammar and Composition50 Max. Marks(1) Prose50(2) Poetry50(3) History of Arabic Literatureand CompositionUNIT IIMax. Marks(1) Prose and PoetryIII Year 50UNIT IIIPoetry Text: Translation, Explanation and Gist: UNIT IVQuestions on Writers, Poets, and Gist of lessons: Book prescribed Syllabus - Department of Arabic, L. U.Syllabus - Department of Arabic, L. U.

ARABICARABICB. A. I, Paper IIB. A. II, Paper I Translation and Grammar M. M. 50( Prose & Poetry)M. M. 50The Following Chapters from- UNIT 1UNIT-I1- Translation from Arabic into English or Urdu.Translation, Explanation and Gist:UNIT II1- Translation from English or Urdu into Arabic. UNIT III1- Grammar: UNIT IV1- Grammar: Books Recommended Syllabus - Department of Arabic, L. U. UNIT-IIExplanation, Translation and Gist: UNIT-IIITranslation, Explanation and Gist: UNIT-IVExplanation, Translation and Gist: Syllabus - Department of Arabic, L. U.

ARABICARABICB. A. II, Paper IIB. A. III, Paper I(Grammar & Composition) M. M. 50(Prose) M. M. 50The Following LessonsUNIT-IUNIT- ITranslation from Urdu/ English into ArabicExplanation, Translation and Gist: UNIT-IITranslation from Arabic into Urdu/ EnglishUNIT-IIExplanation, Translation and Gist:UNIT-IIIGrammar UNIT-IIIUNIT-IV Explanation, Translation and Review: Books Recommended:2 3Te a c h You r se lf Ara bi c1 S.A.RahmanUNIT IVExplanation, Translation and Review: Book Prescribed : Syllabus - Department of Arabic, L. U.Syllabus - Department of Arabic, L. U.

ARABICARABICB. A. III, Paper IIB. A. III, Paper III(Poetry) M. M. 50History of Arabic Literature and Composition M. M. 50The Following Poems from (Outlines)(A)UNIT-I UNIT-IPre-Islamic Period and Umayyad PeriodUNIT-II UNIT-IIAbbasid Period, Modern Period(B)UNIT-IIIUNIT-III Translation from Arabic into English/Urdu and Vice VersaUNIT-IVLetter Writing or Essay on any topic in Arabic.UNIT-IV Books Recommended: Teach yourslf ArabicArabi Sahitya ka Itihas Syllabus - Department of Arabic, L. U.Syllabus - Department of Arabic, L. U. S. A. RahmanDr. A. N. Siddiqui

Arab CultureB. A. I, Paper IAncient Arab Culture and CivilizationB. A. in Arab Culture & Civilization(From early time to 632 A. D.)UNIT II YearMax. MarksOrigin-Semitic races, Descents of Ibrahim, Arab Baiyda, Arab Ariba, Arab(1) Ancient Arab Culture and Civilazation(from early time to 632 A. D.)Arabia-Geographical Features, Climate Vegetation, Animals, Resources50Mustariba, Different Arab Tribes and their Habitates(2) The Khilafat-e-Rashida and Umayyad(from 632 - 750 A. D.)UNIT II50Socio-Political Systems, Old Arab Kingdoms-Himarites, Ghassanids,Lakhmides, etc.II YearMax. MarksReligions, Ethics, and Different Communities(1) Cultural History of Arabs in spainduring UmayyadsUNIT III50(2) Cultural History of Arabs during AbbasidPeriod (from 750 - 1250 A. D.)Bedouiv Life, Tribal Organization-Qaum, Qabila, Clan and Tribe Assabiah,Position of Sheikh, Status of Women, Arab Wars50Dahis, Ghabra, Basoos and other wars, old Pre Islamic Arabic PoetryUNIT IVIII YearMax. Marks(1) Fatimids of Egypt50(2) Arabs in Syria and Egypt50Syllabus - Department of Arabic, L. U.Social Reforms, Wars and treatiesBooks Recommended:(3) Arab under Ottoman Turks andDevelopment of Arab NationalismLife of Prophet Mohammad (S. M.), Basic Teachings and Beliefs of Islam,501. P. K. HittiHistory of the Arabs2. P. K. HittiThe Arabs in History3. Nabih FarisThe Arab Heritage4. WattMohammd at Mecca5. WattMohammd at Medina6. Shibli NomaniSirat-un- Nabi7. Sarvat SaulatMillat -e- Islamia ki Mukhtasar Tarikh8. Dr. A. N. SiddiquiArabi Sahitya ka ItihasSyllabus - Department of Arabic, L. U.

Arab CultureArab CultureB. A. I, Paper IIB. A. II, Paper IThe Khilafat-e-Rashida and UmayyadCultural History of Arabs in Spain during Umayyads(From 632 - 750 A. D.)UNIT IUNIT IEstablishment of Umayyad Dynasty in Spain, Spain before Arab Rule, theIslamic Concepts of Khilafat, Foundation of Khilafat and its Expansion,Rulers and the Authorities, Relation with Islamic and Europian States,Shura System, First two Khalifas of Islam (Abu Bakr and Umar), CentralTaxation, Baitul Maland Provincial Governments, Judiciary, Socio-Political ReformsUNIT IIUNIT IILast two Khalifas of Islam (Usman and Ali), their contribution to the StateDifferent Rulers and Khalifas, their roles in the establishment ofgovernment and development of societyand Society, Administration, Government System, Socio-Political andFinancial ConditionsUNIT IIISocial and Cultural Life, Education, Commercial Activities, DevelopmentUNIT IIIof Economy, Art & Architecture and ScienceEstablishment of Umayyad Dynasty, Prominent Umayyad Khalifas,Administrative Structure, Army and Judiciary, Public Welfare WorksUNIT IVSocial and Cultural Development during Umayyad Period, Status ofUNIT IVMuwahhidun and Murabitun,Different Rules, Relation with Umayyad in SpainMinorities, Slaves and Women, Development of language, Art,Books Recommended:Architecture and ScienceBooks Recommended:1. Shah MoinuddinTarikh-e-Islam (Part I, II)2. ArnoldThe Khilafat1. P. K. HittiHistory of the Arabs2. CondeArabs in Spain3. S. P. Scott.History of the Moorish Empire in Spain4. S. Amir AliA Short History of Saracen5. K. AliA Study of Islamic History3. Abdus Salam Qidwai Adarsh Shashak6. Dr. Ashfaq AhmadSpain mein Arab Culture4. M. A. ShabanIslamic History (600-700 A. D.)7. Dr. RevoriaMuslim Architecture5. Shibli NomaniAl-Farooque6. S. A. SalamIslam ka ItihasSyllabus - Department of Arabic, L. U.Syllabus - Department of Arabic, L. U.

Arab CultureArab CultureB. A. II, Paper IIB. A. III, Paper ICultural History of Arabs during the Abbasid period (750 A.Fatimids in EgyptD. to 1250 A. D.)UNIT IUNIT IEstablishment of Abbasid Dynasty after the downfall of UmayyadsSocial and Cultural Conditions of Egypt before the establishment ofFatimid Rule, establishment of Fatimid rule in Egypt, Circumstances andDevelopments, Society and Different Sects of the societyUNIT IIUNIT IIProminent Rulers (Khalifas) of the Abbasid Dynasty and theircontributionsDifferent Khalifas and their contributionsUNIT IIIDevelopment of Art & Architecture, Cities and Public Buildings, DifferentUNIT IIISocio-Economic Conditions of Egypt during FatimidsCalsses of Society, Communities and ReligionsUNIT IVUNIT IVDownfall of Fatimid Rule in EgyptDevelopment of Literature and Education, Centres of Knowledge andDevelopment of various Arts and ArchitectureWisdomSystem of Administration, Cultural and Literary ActivitiesDifferent Scholars of Fatimid Period: Imam Razi Sajistani, Numan binMohammad, Ibn e Zaulaq, Moosa SaeedBooks Recommended:Poets and Writers1. P. K. HittiHistory of the Arabs2. S. Amir AliA Short History of Saracen3. Shibli NomaniAl-MamoonBooks Recommended:4. Abdur RazzaqAl-Barameka1. P. K. HittiHistory of the Arabs5. Shah Moinuddin NadviTarikh-e-Islam2. HellArab Civilization6. M. Rizwan AlviUloom o Funoon Ahde Abbasi Mein3. Zahid AliTarikh Fatimiyyeen Misr4. K. K. Rastogi-M. YunusFatimi Kalin MisrSyllabus - Department of Arabic, L. U.Syllabus - Department of Arabic, L. U.

Arab CultureArab CultureB. A. III, Paper IIB. A. III, Paper IIIArabs in Syria and EgyptArab under Ottoman Turks & Development of ArabNationalismUNIT IUNIT IEstablishment of Ayyubid's Dynasty in EgyptAyyubid Rule's Achivements, DownfallOrigin of Turks and their history, Turkish Sultans, their Lives andAchievements, Khilafat System, geographical conditionsUNIT IIUNIT IICrusade Wars, Role of Salahuddin and other Arab HeroesAdministration, Education, Social, Economic and Religious Life, MilitaryUNIT IIIOrganization, Trade and Commerce, Finance, TaxesImpact of Mamluk Rule in Syria and Egypt, An Arab Islamic World,UNIT IIIScholars and Writers, Ibn e Taimiyyah and his followersDifferent 'Treaties' between Turks and EuropiansUNIT IVUNIT IVSocial Conditions of Mamluk PeriodAdministration, Kurds and other communities during Mamluk and AyyubidDevelopment of Nationalism among Arabs, Abolition of KhilafatPeriod in Syria and EgyptBooks Recommended:Books Recommended:1. CastieGrand Turk1. P. K. HittiHistory of the Arabs2. CressHistory of Ottoman Turks2. GrunebanmMedieval Islam3. Sellor, CedricIntroducing Turkey3. PatonHistory of Egyptian Revolution4. Riaz AliLand of People of Turkey4. LabeArabian Society in Middle Ages5. AnteniusArab Awakening6. Deena Nath VermaAsia ka Aadhunik Itihas7. S. K. WidhanlkarAsia ka Aadhunik Itihas8. K. K. KaulPashchimi Asia ka Aadhunik ItihasSyllabus - Department of Arabic, L. U.Syllabus - Department of Arabic, L. U.

Diploma in Modern ArabicModern Arabic.(b) Translation of an unseen Modern Arabic Passage.(c) Translation into Modern ArabicA - ORDINANCES(d) Grammer1. The Diploma Course in Modern Arabic shall be of one yearsand shall consist of 5 periods per week.2. Admission to the Diploma Course in Modern Arabic shall berestricted to (a) candidates who have passed the examination for thecertificate of proficiency in Modern Arabic and (b) those who possess anequivalent or post-graduate qualification from a recognised University orother institutions and approved by the Faculty.3. Student will be required to attend 75 per cent of the Universitylectures forming the prescribd course of study for the Diplomaexamination:Paper II - Marks - 100.An essay on one of the three topics of which two shall relate to theliterature prescribed and the third shall be of general nature.2. The oral Test shall consist of:(a) Dictation of an unseen passage - 50 Marks.(b) Reading of an unseen passage - 50 Marks.(c) Conversation in Modern arabic - 100 Marks3. For passing it is essential to secure 33% of marks separate

Syllabus - Department of Arabic, L. U. ARABIC B. A. III, Paper III History of Arabic Literature and Composition M. M. 50 (Outlines) (A) UNIT-I Pre-Islamic Period and Umayyad Period UNIT-II Abbasid Period, Modern Period (B) UNIT-III Translation from Arabic into English/Urdu and Vice Versa UNIT-IV Letter Writing or Essay on any topic in Arabic .