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Art/Literary - Poetry & Literature | | English term or phrase: strophe-antistrophe | The poem is divided thematically into three
sections (nasib, 1-22, rahil, 23-28, madih, 29-54), organizationally into two
(nasib + rahil//madilh), in the strophe-antistrophe pattern identified by
S. M. Sperl.
PLEASE I want the correct Arabic terms that are approved by Arabic language scholars, not a mere translation of each word by the dictionaries. |
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