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The Nazme : a Genre of Religious Poetry of the Eritrean Saho

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 2014 Italy Publisher:Fabrizio Serra EditoreJournal:Incontri linguistici : 37, 2014 (eissn: 1724-1669, Copyright policy )
Authors: BANTI, Giorgio; Vergari, Moreno;

doi: 10.1400/228111

handle: 11574/162920

The Nazme : a Genre of Religious Poetry of the Eritrean Saho

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The Saho from Eritrea have developed a genre of Moslem religious poetry called nazme. Some examples of it are discussed in the paper, and particularly one of the few examples of Saho Ajami, i.e., of Saho written in an adapted form of the Arabic script. Its metrical and stylistic peculiarities are also discussed.

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Saho, Religious poetry, Islamic poetry, Ajami texts, Scansion

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