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1- Everyone knows that the paradoxical poets (Jarir, Al-Akhtal, and Al-Farazdaq) achieved wide fame. In your opinion, what is the definition of this poetry (the definition of poetry of contradictions)? Do you think that this type of poetry began in the Umayyad era specifically? Give an example?
2- A new type of poetry appeared in the Umayyad era, which is called (the Hashemites), and this type of poems played a major role in that era. What do you know about this type of poem?
3- Did the Umayyad political system play a role in the flourishing of rhetoric and debates in this era? If yes, how?
4- From a literary standpoint, the Umayyads were influenced by foreign cultures such as Persian, Nabataean, Syriac, Coptic, and Berber. In your opinion, what cultures have influenced you the most? Give examples of this effect?
5- Who gave the name “the pre-Islamic era” to this era, and why?
6-Was this era really a backward era? And why? Briefly
7- How long was this era? how many years?
8- Were there any religions that existed in this era? If your answer is yes, then why was it called the pre-Islamic era?
9- What is the truth about the appearance of some religious figures in this particular period, such as the character (Muslimah the Liar), and was he really a liar? How did it end?
10- Who is (Al-Nadr bin Al-Harith bin Alqamah) and what was his work? How did it end?
11-Was female infanticide a widespread phenomenon in all classes of pre-Islamic society? Was it limited only to females? Or for males as well?
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