Alienation motives in the Hashemites of Al-Kumait bin Zaid Al-Asadi

Abstract

Alienation is a synthetic factor that sweeps human feelings towards separation from reality and the feeling of alienation and loss of meaning. There is no doubt that it is accompanied by awareness and awareness of the contexts of the surrounding world and its social, religious, political, philosophical and cultural contexts , As its impact results in an analytical stance on the self, its tragedies, and the crises and problems it faces, in which priority is given to addressing the roots and structural faults that establish alienation, as long as they are not temporary symptoms that will go away by reconciling with oneself or ignoring the changes and processes in the world. What is noticeable is its organic interrelation with external variables, According to this analysis, we have diagnosed the spread of the dilemma of alienation in the character of Al-Kumait ibn Zayd, and the inherent effects of its effects on his poetic experience in the Hashemite poems, which conveyed a critical vision interacting with the historical events that preceded his era, as well as his dealing with their coercive interactions in his time, which resulted in opposition, rejection, and rebellion contained within a cohesive alienation template. It summarized his religious, political and social awareness regarding the issues of his reality.