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Arabic language --- Short stories, Arabic --- Readers --- Short stories, Arabic. --- Readers. --- Arabic short stories --- Arabic fiction --- Arabic language - Readers

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Arabic letters on papyrus challenge the modern reader. There are few to no diacritical dots to distinguish homographs, no systematic spacing between single words, and in the majority of cases a low degree of graphical structuring. However, contemporary readers usually read and understood these documents easily - probably because the recipient of a letter knew what to expect. The letters are formulaic, and their information packaging follows an algorithm typical for their time and content. Here formulaic letter writing means not only the reuse of the same formulae or topoi but expressing though

Arabic letters --- Letter writing, Arabic --- Manuscripts, Arabic (Papyri) --- History and criticism. --- History. --- Arabic papyri --- Arabic letter writing --- Manuscripts, Arabic (Papyri). --- Lettres (Genre littéraire) arabes --- Papyrus arabes --- Manuscripts (Papyri) --- Arabic literature --- History and criticism --- History --- Letter writing --- Correspondance --- Histoire et critique --- Histoire --- Arabic letters. --- Arabisation. --- Epistolography. --- Islamisation. --- Correspondance arabe --- Égypte --- Sources --- Antiquité --- Moyen-âge --- Égypte --- Antiquité --- Moyen-âge