العروض العربي في كتابات الدكتورة هنية الكاديكي دراسة وصفية

Abstract

This research delves into the exploration of Arabic prosody as presented in the scholarly works of the late Dr. Haniyya Ali Al-Kadiki, a distinguished professor of Islamic literature and Arabic prosody who worked in the Department of Arabic Language and Literature during the mid-1990s.  Dr. Al-Kadiki's approach to Arabic prosody is examined, particularly her innovative concept aimed at simplifying the understanding and application of prosodic principles for students. Her work challenges the traditional constraints of Khalilian meters, advocating for an expanded scope of prosody that embraces a novel rhythmic framework. Central to this framework is the concept of "rhythmic circles," proposed as an alternative to established metrical patterns in free verse poetry. This research analyzes Dr. Al-Kadiki's contributions, highlighting their significance in reshaping pedagogical approaches and methodological perspectives within the field of Arabic prosody