Question

Which form of literature was important to early Arab culture?

Answer 1

Arabic literature contains writing, prose and poetry, and it is presented in Arabic with the word Adab, in translation it means the etiquette, which implies politeness, culture and enrichment. Arabic literature appeared in the 5th century, before only in written fragments. With the emergence of Islam, Quran represents the central place of Arabic literature. Immediately after the emergence of Islam and Qur'an, there were still Arabic poets in the great number who existed before the seventh century, so that later with the domination of the Qur'an, this number fell sharply. In addition to the Quran, the Islamic tradition has an important place in the hadith, which speaks of the life and mission of Muhammad, what he said and done, an important place in Arab literature and culture in general. Another important source beside hadith are also tafsir, which contain writings and commentaries related to religion, and include many sermons and lectures. For typical Arab literature referring to the Islami culture and way of life, it can not be said that literature is related to novel about heroes, especially gods, as well as a long novel about religion, usually they summarize the rules and teachings about the way of life.

The answer is: B.

Answer 2

I'm pretty sure that it's B, because Muhammed is an important person for the Islamic religion.