Popular Literature in the texts of the 19th Century Writers. Saleh Magdy as a model
Abstract
Popular literature continues to hold primacy in the culture of the Arab world in the 19th century, without showing its impact on the writers of modern renaissance of Arabic literature, except in a simple way, as it was shown in the tales of Saleh Magdy collected in his book "Literary Articles", which critics differed in its classification. The author has influenced by the legacy popular literature, through narrative styles, personal models, etc., as well as preserving the Classical Language, and high-level styles, which were not considered by popular literature bloggers. The author also keen on making the ideas of these tales is consistent with the moral and Islamic values advocated by the pioneers of that era, such as Rifa' al-Tahtawi and others.
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