The committed revolutionary voice against the intruding colonialist )Poems of Tawfiq Ziyad and Mufdi Zakaria as an example)

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Abstract:

The issue of the occupation of Palestine and Algeria sparked revolutionary ideas in the minds of Palestinian and Algerian poets, who composed committed revolutionary poems, seeking to remove the mask of injustice and colonialism from the faces of Zionism and France. Tawfiq Zayyad and Mufdi Zakaria are two contemporary Palestinian and Algerian poets who recognized the presence of colonialism in their countries and sang fiery poems that expressed their committed revolutionary voice for liberation from colonial rule. This research is based on the social approach and aims to study the committed revolutionary voice against the foreign colonizer in the poems of these two poets, relying on three main axes, which are: Liberation from colonial control, mentioning the crimes of the occupiers and condemning their inhumane actions, praising the fighters and martyrs against the invading colonizer. The two poets stood sincerely against colonialism and its brutal acts, and with their committed revolutionary voices, they expressed their deep resentment of the presence of colonialism in their country, encouraging the people to liberate themselves from this evil phenomenon, Pointing out the crimes of the colonizer in their country and condemning its inhumane actions, and praising the fighters and martyrs who made great efforts to defeat colonialism and achieve the country's independence.