diff --git a/src/app/eras/page.tsx b/src/app/eras/page.tsx index 72d5365..cf31413 100644 --- a/src/app/eras/page.tsx +++ b/src/app/eras/page.tsx @@ -3,11 +3,10 @@ import { ThemeProvider } from "@/providers/themeProvider/ThemeProvider"; import NavbarStyleApple from '@/components/navbar/NavbarStyleApple/NavbarStyleApple'; import FeatureBento from '@/components/sections/feature/FeatureBento'; -import BlogCardThree from '@/components/sections/blog/BlogCardThree'; -import FaqBase from '@/components/sections/faq/FaqBase'; +import MetricCardOne from '@/components/sections/metrics/MetricCardOne'; import FooterBase from '@/components/sections/footer/FooterBase'; import Link from "next/link"; -import { Clock, Feather, Sparkles, Crown, Zap, Compass, BookMarked, BookMarked as BookMark } from "lucide-react"; +import { BookOpen, Feather, Sparkles, Crown, Zap, Compass, BookMarked, Award, Users, Calendar } from "lucide-react"; const navItems = [ { name: "Home", id: "/" }, @@ -19,101 +18,49 @@ const navItems = [ const eraFeatures = [ { - title: "Pre-Islamic Era (Jahiliyyah)", - description: "The age of tribal poets and oral tradition, celebrating courage, honor, and desert life.", - bentoComponent: "reveal-icon", + title: "Pre-Islamic Era (Jahiliyyah)", description: "The age of tribal poets and oral tradition, celebrating courage, honor, and desert life.", bentoComponent: "reveal-icon" as const, icon: Feather, }, { - title: "Quranic and Early Islamic", - description: "Poetry transformed by Islamic values, emphasizing spiritual themes and divine guidance.", - bentoComponent: "reveal-icon", + title: "Quranic and Early Islamic", description: "Poetry transformed by Islamic values, emphasizing spiritual themes and divine guidance.", bentoComponent: "reveal-icon" as const, icon: Sparkles, }, { - title: "Umayyad Period (661-750 CE)", - description: "Court poetry flourished with sophisticated rhetoric and refined love themes.", - bentoComponent: "reveal-icon", + title: "Umayyad Period (661-750 CE)", description: "Court poetry flourished with sophisticated rhetoric and refined love themes.", bentoComponent: "reveal-icon" as const, icon: Crown, }, { - title: "Abbasid Golden Age (750-1258 CE)", - description: "The peak of Arabic poetry with unprecedented innovation, intellectual freedom, and cultural synthesis.", - bentoComponent: "reveal-icon", + title: "Abbasid Golden Age (750-1258 CE)", description: "The peak of Arabic poetry with unprecedented innovation, intellectual freedom, and cultural synthesis.", bentoComponent: "reveal-icon" as const, icon: Zap, }, { - title: "Andalusian Period (711-1492 CE)", - description: "Islamic Spain's unique poetic tradition blending Arabic, Berber, and European influences.", - bentoComponent: "reveal-icon", + title: "Andalusian Period (711-1492 CE)", description: "Islamic Spain's unique poetic tradition blending Arabic, Berber, and European influences.", bentoComponent: "reveal-icon" as const, icon: Compass, }, { - title: "Mamluk and Ottoman Eras", - description: "Poetry during the Mamluk Sultanate and Ottoman Empire, maintaining classical traditions with new forms.", - bentoComponent: "reveal-icon", + title: "Mamluk and Ottoman Eras", description: "Poetry during the Mamluk Sultanate and Ottoman Empire, maintaining classical traditions with new forms.", bentoComponent: "reveal-icon" as const, icon: BookMarked, }, ]; -const eraBlogs = [ +const metrics = [ { - id: "1", - category: "Historical Analysis", - title: "The Mu'allaqat: Understanding Arabic Poetry's Greatest Works", - excerpt: "Explore the seven hanging poems and their significance in pre-Islamic Arabian culture and poetry.", - imageSrc: "http://img.b2bpic.net/free-photo/pirate-artifacts-arrangement-still-life_23-2150426415.jpg?_wi=2", - imageAlt: "Mu'allaqat manuscripts", - authorName: "Dr. Ahmad Al-Mansuri", - authorAvatar: "http://img.b2bpic.net/free-photo/man-teacher-wearing-glasses-checking-class-register-looking-camera-happy-pleased-smiling-cheerfully-sitting-school-desk-front-blackboard-classroom_141793-131614.jpg", - date: "Jan 10, 2025", + id: "1", value: "500", title: "Years", description: "Pre-Islamic Poetry Tradition", icon: Feather, }, { - id: "2", - category: "Era Development", - title: "From Jahiliyyah to Islamic Poetry: A Cultural Transformation", - excerpt: "Examine how Islamic values reshaped Arabic poetry and introduced new themes of spirituality and piety.", - imageSrc: "http://img.b2bpic.net/free-photo/decorative-brick-wall-texture-background_23-2147960164.jpg?_wi=2", - imageAlt: "Islamic era manuscripts", - authorName: "Prof. Layla Hassan", - authorAvatar: "http://img.b2bpic.net/free-photo/ancient-books-library-table_23-2147711433.jpg", - date: "Jan 8, 2025", + id: "2", value: "1400", title: "Years", description: "Islamic Era Poetry Development", icon: BookOpen, }, { - id: "3", - category: "Literary Tradition", - title: "The Abbasid Revolution: Innovation and Intellectual Freedom", - excerpt: "Discover how the Abbasid Caliphate became the zenith of Arabic poetry with unprecedented creativity.", - imageSrc: "http://img.b2bpic.net/free-photo/view-ancient-paper-scroll-writing-documenting_23-2151751744.jpg?_wi=2", - imageAlt: "Abbasid manuscripts", - authorName: "Dr. Fatima Al-Cordobi", - authorAvatar: "http://img.b2bpic.net/free-photo/travelling-iran_8327-271.jpg", - date: "Jan 5, 2025", - }, -]; - -const eraFaqs = [ - { - id: "1", - title: "What defines Pre-Islamic poetry (Jahiliyyah)?", - content: "Pre-Islamic poetry is characterized by its oral tradition, themes of tribal pride, honor, courage in battle, and descriptions of desert life. The poets (called Jahiliyyah poets) were highly valued in Arabian society and their verses were memorized and recited. The most celebrated works are the Mu'allaqat (Hanging Poems), which showcase the linguistic perfection and poetic sophistication of the era.", + id: "3", value: "7", title: "Masterpieces", description: "Mu'allaqat Hanging Poems", icon: Award, }, { - id: "2", - title: "How did the Abbasid era differ from earlier periods?", - content: "The Abbasid era (750-1258 CE) marked a golden age of innovation and intellectual freedom. Unlike earlier periods, Abbasid poets enjoyed royal patronage, access to diverse cultural influences from conquered territories, and freedom to experiment with new themes and forms. The court became a center of literary production, and poets explored philosophy, science, love, wine, and satire with unprecedented depth and sophistication.", - }, - { - id: "3", - title: "What makes Andalusian poetry unique?", - content: "Andalusian poetry (711-1492 CE) in Islamic Spain represents a unique synthesis of Arabic, Berber, Romance, and Jewish traditions. Poets like Ibn Quzman pioneered the Zajal form (colloquial poetry) alongside classical Arabic verse. Themes centered on the beauty of Al-Andalus, courtly love, wine, and later, the poignant nostalgia of exile as Christian kingdoms advanced.", + id: "4", value: "400", title: "Poets", description: "Documented in Classical Records", icon: Users, }, ]; const footerColumns = [ { - title: "Explore", - items: [ + title: "Explore", items: [ { label: "Home", href: "/" }, { label: "Historical Eras", href: "/eras" }, { label: "Greatest Poets", href: "/poets" }, @@ -121,17 +68,15 @@ const footerColumns = [ ], }, { - title: "Resources", - items: [ + title: "Resources", items: [ { label: "Poetry Insights", href: "/contact" }, - { label: "FAQ", href: "/eras" }, + { label: "FAQ", href: "/" }, { label: "Scholarly Articles", href: "#" }, { label: "Research Tools", href: "#" }, ], }, { - title: "Connect", - items: [ + title: "Connect", items: [ { label: "About Us", href: "/about" }, { label: "Contact", href: "/contact" }, { label: "Subscribe", href: "#" }, @@ -167,9 +112,9 @@ export default function ErasPage() {
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@@ -210,4 +145,4 @@ export default function ErasPage() { ); -} \ No newline at end of file +}