لسان النبيLisan an-Nabi

Nederlandsالعربية

Sources

The words, expressions and example sentences come from the poetry, proverbs and speeches of the Arabs. The texts come from Arabic Wikisource under the CC BY-SA 4.0 licence; this list therefore falls under the same licence.

WorkAuthorPeriodItemsLicence
معلقة امرئ القيس Imru' al-Qayspre-Islamic1CC BY-SA 4.0
معلقة طرفة بن العبد Tarafa b. al-Abdpre-Islamic1CC BY-SA 4.0
معلقة زهير بن أبي سلمى Zuhayr b. Abi Sulmapre-Islamic1CC BY-SA 4.0
معلقة لبيد بن ربيعة
from the pre-Islamic Mu'allaqa of Labid b. Rabi'a
Labid b. Rabi'apre-Islamic1CC BY-SA 4.0
معلقة عمرو بن كلثوم Amr b. Kulthumpre-Islamic0CC BY-SA 4.0
معلقة عنترة بن شداد Antara b. Shaddadpre-Islamic1CC BY-SA 4.0
المفضليات al-Mufaddal al-Dabbi (anthology)pre- and early Islamic, collected 2nd c. AH0CC BY-SA 4.0
العقد الفريد Ibn 'Abd Rabbih4th c. AH, collects older proverbs and speeches21CC BY-SA 4.0
البيان والتبيين al-Jahiz3rd c. AH11CC BY-SA 4.0
الكامل في اللغة al-Mubarrad3rd c. AH25CC BY-SA 4.0
الأمالي (القالي) Abu Ali al-Qali4th c. AH18CC BY-SA 4.0
لسان العرب Ibn Manzur7th c. AH, from older dictionaries—CC BY-SA 4.0

Labid, Hassan b. Thabit, Ka'b b. Zuhayr and al-Khansa' later became companions. From their poems composed before Islam we take only words and turns of phrase, never sayings by or about them.

Qur'an text for the language analysis: Tanzil Project, tanzil.net. The Qur'an is never quoted. For the language analysis, seven hadith collections were also used (fawazahmed0/hadith-api), only for counting, never for quoting.

Lisan an-Nabi is a language method, not a religious lesson and not a fatwa.