Love in Arab Heritage

In their interest in love and the abundance of their poems and stories about it, the Arabs are not innovative or different from other nations, and their praise of the martyrs and poets of love, and the degree of their interest in all its forms, from virginity to frank sensuality, is what is consistent with their civilization, which has a mental, spiritual, and emotional nature, and whose material side flourished, evident in wealth and luxury. Urbanization expanded for several centuries. Research into the phenomenon of love among Arabs will confirm that human nature cannot be arrested, and that it has the ability to transcend any prior framework imposed on it. There will always be a few who try to rise to the example, rise above the call of instincts, and reject common custom, but they will remain a few, taking their place in the world. Books, more than anything, left an impact on public behavior, which will always remain the child of nature, social custom, and the fruit of interconnected episodes of cultural norms in which wealth, culture, and moral and customary heritage play a clear role.