Arabic prose

Arabic prose refers to written or spoken language that is fluid, expressive, and structured without metrical patterns like poetry. It encompasses various forms such as essays, stories, speeches, and religious texts, characterized by its rich vocabulary, nuanced style, and rhythmic flow. Arab prose often emphasizes eloquence, clarity, and the effective use of figurative language to convey ideas, emotions, and cultural values. Historically, it has evolved alongside Arabic literature, reflecting the intellectual and artistic expressions of Arab civilization, often blending aesthetic appeal with depth of meaning.