The Impact Of The Alawite Heritage On The Poetry Of Abu Al-Mahasin Al-Karbalai
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https://doi.org/10.66026/2c25cd38Keywords:
Alawi heritage, Iraqi poetry, Abu al-Mahasin al-Karbalai .Abstract
The study included the impact of the Alawite heritage values, and their spatio-temporal dimension, as well as the interrelationships in the unity of the text and its dimensions in the context, and the extent of their impact on Iraqi poetry, and the union of the text and its dimensions in the Alawite heritage.
The study included the impact of the upper heritage from a linguistic and grammatical point of view on the multiplicity of the vocabulary of the foreign language, and the grammatical methods of Abi al-Mahasin, as well as the effect of music, comma, and poetic weights inspired by Nahj al-Balagha, as well as the symbol, symbolism, rhetoric, metaphor, linguistics, linguistics, and linguistics. The poet gave it new connotations, and the aim of the study was to reach the impact of the Alawite heritage with its various mechanisms on Iraqi poetry, and to reveal its manifestations, and the extent to which it added content, aesthetics, and suggestive images to Iraqi poetry. The poet is with him, and the study took the descriptive-analytical approach that reveals the phenomenon.
The study concluded that the poet Abu Al-Mahasin Al-Karbalai benefited from the Alawite heritage, and communicated with him, using various methods, including: Qur’anic and historical intertextuality, as well as the artistic phenomenon, and self-vision. The image (metaphor) in the Alawite heritage and its impact on Iraqi poetry, as well as the beauty of style, which stops you in every situation, but in every word attracts you towards it, and makes you connected to the world of matter and meaning, and to the world of the world and the hereafter because of what you possess of beautiful pictorial values, as well as its (phonetic) level Among the results reached by the study are: attention to the role of the upper heritage and its pictorial, symbolic and musical connotations, and the unity of the text that contained deep linguistic structures. Unparalleled phrases.
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