Oral Tradition Volume 4, Number 1-2January 1989

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Oral Tradition Volume 4, Number 1-2 Editor’s Column

Oral Tradition Volume 4, Number 1-2 Articles

	Oral Traditions of the Prophet Muhammad: A Formulaic Approach by R. Marston Speight
	“Tonight My Gun is Loaded”: Poetic Dueling in Arabia by Saad A. Sowayan
	Palestinian Improvised-Sung Poetry: The Genres of Hidā and Qarrādī Performance and Transmission by Dirghām H. Sbait
	Oral Transmission in Arabic Music, Past and Present by George D. Sawa
	Sīrāt Banī Hilāl: Introduction and Notes to an Arab Oral Epic Tradition by Dwight F. Reynolds
	Arabic Folk Epic and the Western Chanson de Geste by H.T. Norris
	Which Came First, the Zajal or the Muwaššḥa? Some Evidence for the Oral Origins of Hispano-Arabic Strophic Poetry by James T. Monroe
	Epic Splitting: An Arab Folk Gloss on the Meaning of the Hero Pattern by Henry Massie, Bridget Connelly
	From History to Fiction: The Tale Told by the King’s Steward in the Thousand and One Nights by Muhsin Mahdi
	Sung Poetry in the Oral Tradition of the Gulf Region and the Arabian Peninsula by Simon Jargy
	The Development of Lebanese Zajal: Genre, Meter, and Verbal Duel by Adnan Haydar
	Qur’ān Recitation: A Tradition of Oral Performance and Transmission by Frederick M. Denny
	Review by Dwight F. Reynolds
	Banī Halba Classification of Poetic Genres by Teirab AshShareef

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