The Concentration Mode in the Arabic Islamic Heritage - Arabic as an Example: A Selective Study in the Holographs of the Arabic Language and Rhetoric till the Fifth Century AH

Abstract

The research reviews a pattern rooted in the Arab-Islamic culture which is the pattern of centralization that was demonstrated by the pride of Arabs in their Arabic language, as an important component of the identity components to which they belong and because the language was associated with religion through the Holy Qur’an, the Arabs had to see in their language what they do not see in the languages of other nations. In this research there is a statement of the roots of that view, and the extent of the cultural patterns that were intertwined with it, which had an impact on the amplification of that view and making it a criterion for differentiation over all other nations in everything. Thus, the research in all its contents, calls for placing this view in its rational framework without being drawn into the illusions of the centralization of identities that establish the logic of separation and divergence between nations and civilizations.