Muhammad Bello Ahmad Abu Bakr
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Muhammad Bello Ahmad Abu Bakr is a Sudanese scholar of Arabic rhetoric and literature who served as an assistant professor at the Islamic University of Medina.
Academic Career and Scholarship
Abu Bakr taught in the Department of Rhetoric and Criticism within the Faculty of Arabic Language at the Islamic University of Medina. In addition to his primary instruction in Arabic language and rhetoric, he taught English to first-year students at the college when another instructor could not be procured.
His scholarly writings include al-Badi' inda al-Hariri ("Rhetorical Embellishment in al-Hariri's Work"), a study analyzing rhetorical figures and stylistic devices in the Maqamat of al-Hariri, as well as an article on Islamic propagation titled Ahammiyyat al-da'wah wa-sifat al-da'iyah ("The Importance of Preaching and the Qualities of the Preacher"), published in the university's academic journal.
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List of Works
This rhetorical study examines the stylistic embellishments (badi') utilized across the fifty narrative episodes of al-Hariri's Maqamat. Focusing on verbal and structural ornamentation, the work analyzes how these rhetorical figures operate within the text's prose and verse.