An author who wrote in this language described the homosexual adventures of Kirsha and the descent into prostitution of Hamida, and another trilogy which traces the life of the al-Jawad family.
Works in this language called "Assemblies," in which strangers use their eloquence to get rewarded by large gatherings were popular in the middle ages, and another poet drew upon the Indian Panchatantras  to write fables involving jackals in Kalila and Dimna. An early thinker who wrote in this language described a cohesive force called "assabiya." An author who wrote in this language described the homosexual adventures of Kirsha and the descent into prostitution of Hamida, and another trilogy which traces the life of the al-Jawad family. For 10 points, identify this language which Ibn Khaldun used to write the Muqaddimah, and which Mahfouz used to write Midaq Alley and the Cairo Trilogy .
Works in this language called "Assemblies," in which strangers use their eloquence to get rewarded by large gatherings were popular in the middle ages, and another poet drew upon the Indian Panchatantras  to write fables involving jackals in Kalila and Dimna.
{Arabic} [do not accept or prompt on {Egyptian} or any {such} wrong answers]