When Language Becomes a Subject of Study and a Way of Understanding
Language reaches beyond words to shape a world of meanings, images, and ideas. From this perspective, Dr. Montajab Omran's research explores the aesthetics of Arabic texts, their rhetorical structures, and their capacity to persuade, inspire imagination, and leave a lasting impression.
His interests range from artistic imagery and its expressive functions in the Arabic literary tradition to the analysis of poetry and the human, intellectual, and emotional values it conveys.
This page brings together his published academic research and documents an important dimension of his engagement with Arabic language and literature.
Academic Research
Islamic Values in the Poetry of Abdullah ibn Rawaha al-Ansari
Al-Baath University JournalThe Eloquence of Panegyric Poetry in the Works of al-Nabigha al-Ja'di
Tartous University JournalVolume 8 · Issue 5
The Dialectic of Proportion and Contrast in Abu Tammam's Poem 'The Conquest of Amorium'
Al-Baath University JournalVolume 45
The Emotional Dimension of Imagery in Nahj al-Balagha
Al-Baath University JournalSources of Artistic Imagery in Nahj al-Balagha
Adnan Ahmad and Montajab Omran
Tishreen University Journal for Research and Scientific StudiesVolume 41 · Issue 1
Expressive Functions of Artistic Imagery in Nahj al-Balagha
Journal of Educational Sciences, Cairo University (as listed in the CV)Types of Artistic Imagery (Simile, Metaphor, and Metonymy): A Reading of Nahj al-Balagha
Al-Baath University JournalVolume 41
The Personality of Prophet Muhammad in Nahj al-Balagha: An Analytical Study
Adnan Ahmad and Montajab Omran
Tishreen University Journal for Research and Scientific StudiesVolume 40 · Issue 2
The Role of Artistic Imagery in Persuasion and Imagination
Al-Baath University JournalVolume 40
The Image of the Responsible Ruler in the Sermons of Nahj al-Balagha
Wahran Habib and Montajab Omran
Tishreen University Journal for Research and Scientific StudiesBetween Scholarship and Practice
Dr. Montajab Omran's research is closely connected to his professional work in language and editing. A knowledge of Arabic stylistics and rhetoric, together with an awareness of the subtleties of meaning, underpins his approach to reviewing cultural and media texts and adapting content for Arabic-speaking audiences.
Across academic inquiry and editorial practice, these two dimensions of his work meet around a shared commitment: care for language, precision of meaning, and the impact of words on their audience.