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- Itemظواهر النقد الأدبي العربي في نيجيريا(قسم الأديان ، جامعة إلورن، إلورن, 2003) عبد الرزاق محمد كاتبي
- Itemالمؤثرات العربية في الدراسات الإسلامية(NATAIS, 2005) عبد الرزاق محمد كاتبي
- Itemالقصة: مصادرها ووظائفها في منظار الأدب الإسلامي(مجلة أمينغبا للدراسات العربية والإسلامة جامعة ولاية كوغي, 2006) عبد الرزاق محمد كاتبي
- Itemقضايا في البحوث العربية(جامعة إبادن ، نيجيريا, 2006) عبد الرزاق محمد كاتبي
- Itemصور المرأة في الفنون الأدبية في نيجيريا: عرض وتعليق(جمعية معلمي الدراسات العربية والإسلامية بنيجيريا, 2008) عبد الرزاق محمد كاتبي
- ItemPragmatic Trends in Arabice Linguistic Heritage(Journal of Arabic Linguistics Tradition, 2009) Tajudeen YusufUpon examining Arabic grammatical and linguistic works, it becomes apparent that some Arab linguists had addressed what is known in Modern Linguistics as "pragmatics," especially in the field of rhetoric. This study investigates and highlights the roots of pragmatics in Arabic Medieval writings and attempts to uncover specific authors' contributions. Focus here is on the works of five traditional authors: Al-Jāhidh, Al-‘Askari, Al-Jurjāni, Al-Sakkāki, and Hāzim Al-Qartājanni. From a pragmatic perspective, some modern linguists such as Leech claim that in order to understand human communication and expression, a number of factors inevitably need to be considered. These often include one's own knowledge about social distance, social status between the speakers involved, cultural knowledge such as politeness, and linguistic knowledge (explicit and implicit). Although pragmatics is a relatively new branch of linguistics, a comparison between modern theories of pragmatics and the early works of some Arab scholars shows that there is a clear indication that Arab and modern linguists share some common theoretical and philosophical opinions on the foundations and applications of lexical semantics and pragmatics. It is obvious that some Arab scholars had addressed the importance of employing the linguistic context as well as the situational context in the interpretation of a text or an expression if a deeper and generally more reasonable account of human language behavior is sought. Arab authors had also addressed how the transmission of meaning depends not only on the linguistic knowledge of the speaker and listener, but also on the context of the utterance, knowledge about the status of those involved, and the inferred intent of the speaker. Moreover, their views on communicative acts or speech acts are not limited to their linguistic and rhetorical works; the importance of linguistic and non-linguistic components in interpreting communications is widely discussed in their works dealing with juristic, exegetical, and other studies.
- ItemArabic and Non-Arabic Elements in the Ilorin Dialect of Yoruba(Department of Linguistics and Nigerian LLanguages, University of Ilorin, Ilorin., 2011) AbdulRazaq M. Katibi
- Itemشعر الافتتاح والاختتام تيار أدبي جديد في نيجيريا(قسم اللغة العربية والدراسات الإسلامية جامعة ميدغوغري نيجيريا, 2011) عبد الرزاق محمد كاتبي
- Itemالأدب التذكاري: مفهومه وخصائصه ونماذج منه(قسم اللغة العربية والدراسات الإسلامية ، كلية الآداب ، جامعة الحكمة إلورن, 2012) عبد الرزاق محمد كاتبي
- Itemدراسة العلاقات الثنائية بين المعاجم العربية والأدب العربي(الأصالة ، قسم اللغة العربية والدراسات الإسلامية جامعة الحكمة ، إلورن - نيجيريا, 2012) عبد الرزاق محمد كاتبي
- ItemThe Impact of Hausa Language on the Arabic Letters in the Traditional Quranic School System in Ilorin.(Centre for Ilorin Studies (CILS), University of Ilorin, Ilorin., 2013) AbdulRazaq M. Katibi
- Itemالأدب ووظائفه في تطوير الحياة البشرية(شعبة اللغة العربية قسم اللغات واللسانيات ، جامعة ولاية نصراوا ، كيفي ، ولاية نصراوا, 2013) عبد الرزاق محمد كاتبي
- Itemالإبدال الصوتي في الألفاظ العربية المقترضة في لغة باتونم(Departments of Arabic and Islamic Studies, 2013-12) Ahmad Aliyu Okuta
- Itemحعليم اللغت العزبيت والخحدًاث املعاضزة(Alimi Journal, University of Ilorin, 2014) Tajudeen Yusufتحتلّ اللغة العربية ودراستها مكانةّ مرموقة في الوقت الحاضر وخاصة في المؤسسات العلمية والبحثية، وهي كغيرها من لغات الأمم المتقدمة دعامة أساسية في توثيق الصلات وتوطيد دعائم التفاهم بين أفراد الأمة وجماعاتها، فلئن عدّت وسيلةً لتبادل الأفكار والمشاعر بغية التواصل بين الناس، فإنها توجد حيث توجد الجماعة،إذْ بها تكون المشاركة في الشعور المشترك في المواقف بين الجماعة. ولمّا كان التواصل اللغوي أساس تقدم الإنساني، فإنّ اللغة العربية قد أحرزت مكانتها المتميزة منذ القدم وخاصة بسبب علاقتها والوثيقة بالدين، ويضاف إلى ذلك أن للتقدم العلمي دورا كبير في إحداث تغيرات كبيرة في الحياة المعاصرة مما جعل الاتصال بين مجتمعات العالم أمراً لا مفرّ منه. وعلى الرغم من ذلك، فإن اللغة العربية ما تزال تشهد الأزمة في مجال التفاعل مع المتغيرات الحديثة المختلفة وخصة في المجال التربوي والبحث العلمي والتأليف، وخاصة من حيث الكتب الدراسية، وكفاءة المدرسين، وطرق التدريس، والوسائل الدراسية، وبالتالي عجزها عن مسايرة العصر في كافة المجالات مما أدت إلى ضرورة تطوير تعليم اللغة العربية سواء داخل الأقطار العربية أو خارجها.
- ItemContemporary Arabic Novelists and Social Responsibility: a Peep into AlHijri’s Al-Sayyid Al-Raees(2014-03) Jamiu Muhammad YunusaNovel writing in Arabic language is a contemporary effort in Arabic literature of Nigerian authorship. This, however, is not strange because of the fact that the genre in global Arabic literature is equally not very old. It is however note worthy how writers use Arabic in purely literary ways to convey social messages. Novel writing, most especially, is being explored to champion the discharge of the responsibility thrust on writers as shapers of the society. One of such writers is an upcoming novelist, Hamid al-Hijri. This paper aims at analyzing the positive roles modern writers in Arabic play to socialize their readers and bring them to the realm of wider awareness devoid of religious jingoism, using Al-Sayyid Al-Raees as a case study.
- ItemILORIN TRAVEL LITERATURE IN ARABIC: A STUDY OF A TRAVELOGUE BY SHAIKH ADAM ABDULLAHI AL ILORY(FACULTY OF ARTS AND ISLAMIC STUDIES, BAYERO UNIVERSITY, KANO, 2014-07) HAMZAT ABDULRAHEEMAbstract The contribution of Arabic scholars in Nigeria to Nigerian Literature cannot be quantified. Almost all literary genres, ranging from poetry, prose to drama, have been dealt with in their different writings, which make their works attractive to literary critics despite the language of expression. The use of Arabic for literary expression has been an old tradition in Nigeria and can be traced back to the time Islam was introduced and Arabic adopted as a major language of education. In the same vein, Arabic in llorin, like in many other cities in Nigeria that are deeply influenced by Islamic tradition, has been and still is used for literary expression. This revered tradition has led to the production of valuable literary works in poetry and prose. One of such literary genres to which llorin scholars have contributed is travel literature. This paper intends to study a travel poem composed by a great historian and a versatile scholar, Sheikh Adam Abdullah al-Ilory (1917-1992), on his journey to Egypt and his encounters an the road. The study is subdivided into five sections, namely the introduction, travel literature in llorin, a translation of the poem, its analysis and conclusion.
- ItemThe Influence of Arabic on Nigerian Literature: a study of selected works of Abubakar Imam in Hausa(2014-11-02) Jamiu Muhammad YunusaThe heritage of a people is, without doubt, the bedrock of their identity. The sheer size of the Northern part of Nigeria makes it a very important part of the country. This vast region has been having a common identity forged by literacy in the Arabic language. For many centuries before the coming of the imperialists, Arabic provided universal understanding among people of the Northern Nigeria. It was so important that even the imperial agents studied Arabic language in order to penetrate the culture of the people of the area they wanted to colonize. When the foreign power eventually succeeded in enthroning its own language as the official language, Arabic still remains very visible not only as a religious language but also as a springboard for literary endeavors in both local and foreign languages of the North. This paper therefore intends to study the influence of Arabic on the Nigerian Literature using Magana Jari Ce and Ruwan Bagaja by the renown Hausa writer, late Alhaji Abubakar Imam, as a case study. The paper is divided into: introduction, short biography of Abubakar Imam, Arabic influence on selected stories, general analysis of the stories, conclusion and recommendation.
- ItemIDENTIFYING A PEOPLE THROUGH LITERATURE; A STUDY OF THE LITERARY TRADITION IN ILORIN EMIRATE(SAFARI BOOKS LTD, ONIREKE, IBADAN, 2015) HAMZAT ABDULRAHEEM
- ItemEVOLUTION OF ARABIC PROSE AMONG NIGERIAN YORUBA AUTHORS: AN ASSESSMENT OF THEMATIC TRANSFORMATION(2015-01-25) Yunusa Jamiu MuhammadProse which is a symbol of societal life does not enjoy rapid growth poetry enjoys in any literature. The reason is not far-fetched as poetry is more natural because of its lyrical nature which is more individualistic. Literary prose, in contrast to poetry, is rendered in a controlled manner that requires ripe thinking which displays maturity relying on logical reasoning presented in a captivating narrative style. Like in many other societies, literary Arabic prose evolved among the Yorubas in Nigeria in the shade of Islamic religion; this resulted in a very long gestation period before indigenous scholars of Arabic come to terms with the reality that prosaic expression is as important and relevant as poetic exercise. This paper aims at studying the thematic transformation of Arabic prose among the Yorubas in Nigeria. To do this, the paper is divided into: introduction, early themes of Arabic prose, transformation from religious to social themes, analytical studies of social themes, critique of selected samples, and conclusion.
- ItemPortrayal of Women in Northern Nigerian Arabic Novels; A Case Study of Mai-Ungwar’s Limadha Yakrahunana(The FAIS Journal, Bayero University, Kano., 2016) AbdulRazaq M. KatibiWomen occupy different positions in the minds of writers as portrayed by the norms and values of the society. However, Arabic Novel writers in Nigeria pay little or no attention to women and issues that concern them in their works. Therefore this paper focuses on women and their socio-cultural norms and value in the Northern Nigeria environment as expressed in an Arabic novel Limadha Yakrahunana (Why do they hate us) written by Salisu Mai-Ungwar (1986). It also tries to justify some of the roles played by different women characters especially as relate to the Northern Nigerian culture. To achieve these, the paper is sub-divided into topics namely: Introduction, Arabic Novels in Nigeria, Review of the Novel, Northern Nigerian Norms and traditions, Overview of Feminist Themes and the Conclusion. The paper is expected to encourage Arabic novel writers to give prominence and importance in discussing women issues especially in Northern Nigeria and to serve as impetus to the development of Northern Nigerian literature.
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