Oriental Studies in Comparative Literature - Shamsuddin, Salahuddin Mohd.
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All of the stories that have been written on the tongues of animals in the Eastern and Western literature are generally influenced by the artistic characteristics of "Panchatantra", especially, those books that have been written in Persian, such as "One Thousand and One Night", which is written in different eras. It is a fact that its origin was known to Muslims before the middle of the tenth century AD. Masudi and Ibn Al-Nadim both clarified that the book is basically translated into Arabic from Persian. The book is influenced by the Indian elements, seen in the overlapping stories and in the…mehr

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All of the stories that have been written on the tongues of animals in the Eastern and Western literature are generally influenced by the artistic characteristics of "Panchatantra", especially, those books that have been written in Persian, such as "One Thousand and One Night", which is written in different eras. It is a fact that its origin was known to Muslims before the middle of the tenth century AD. Masudi and Ibn Al-Nadim both clarified that the book is basically translated into Arabic from Persian. The book is influenced by the Indian elements, seen in the overlapping stories and in the method of questioning. No doubt that these two features are certainly Indian characteristics as we see in "Panchatantra".
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Professor Sénior, Professor Assistente e Professor, Faculdade de Estudos Árabes e Islâmicos, (UIN) Universidade Islâmica Estatal Syarif Hidayatullah, Jacarta-Indonésia (1992-2007) - Investigador Sénior e Professor, Faculdade de Línguas e Linguística, Universidade da Malásia (2007-2016) - Professor, Universidade Islâmica Sultan Sharif Ali, Brunei Darussalam (2016).