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In the early Islamic era, poetry was significantly influenced by the Quran and Hadith, which refined the language and introduced new terms. Poets adopted Quranic vocabulary and avoided obscure words, expanding meanings and using new expressions like 'fasting' and 'prayer'. Stylistically, poetry became more elegant and diverse. New themes emerged, such as battle and conquest poetry, driven by the Islamic expansion and the conversion of new regions.

What was a significant influence on the language and themes of poetry during the early Islamic period?

• Greek philosophy

• Quran and Hadith

• Persian literature

• Roman mythology

How did the language of poetry change in the early Islamic era?

• It became more complex and obscure.

• It started using more foreign words.

• It imitated Quranic and Hadith expressions.

• It focused on ancient myths.

Which new terms were introduced into poetry during the early Islamic period?

• Terms related to ancient Greek gods

• Words like fasting, prayer, believer, and non-believer

• Names of Roman emperors

• Concepts from Indian epics

What characterized the new styles of poetry in the early Islamic era?

• A return to pre-Islamic traditions

• A focus on romantic themes

• A tendency towards simplicity

• An emphasis on artistic elegance and varied styles

What new purpose did poetry serve during the early Islamic period?

• To document historical events

• To explore philosophical ideas

• To support jihad and the spread of Islam

• To entertain at royal courts