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The structural foundation of Arabic literature is built upon the word Adab (أدب), which originally meant "etiquette," "good breeding," and "refinement". Over centuries, this concept evolved to represent the culture, refinement, and knowledge expressed through language.
This lecture is part of ARA 104 INTRODUCTION TO ARABIC LITERATION in the Arabic Studies department. The course has 10 recorded lectures across 5 series, all free to watch. Read or download the ARA 104 lecture note to study alongside the video.