The feeling of attraction in the romances of Abi Faras al-Hamdani

Abstract

In this study, we try to find out what the poet was suffering. (Abu Faras al-Hamdani) in captivity and how that prison affected the poet's feeling And certainly every creator if they're exposed to social conditions, Or a political who narrows him down, tries to convey his feelings in all its nature to the recipient, One of those feelings that many writers have written about, especially those who have been imprisoned. imprisonment is the most important creditor of the deprivation of will. The prisoner can only do anything with the consent of the prisoner. What is more nostalgic about his feelings is the direction of those who love, as we touched upon in this study the attribution of the poet. Abu Faras al-Hamdani, as we mentioned what the Romans were and why they were called that name, as we mentioned the attitude of literature to the feeling of robbery. The poet Abu Firas Al-Hamdani wrote for us the most beautiful images of trap, reproach, complaint, and pride that are rare under the feeling of alienation; because they were said in a situation where the poet was restricted in his freedom. These poems were called (Al-Rumiyat), which became a title with a strong presence in the poetry of Abu Firas Al-Hamdani. The researcher today should not neglect such a title; because it conveys to us the suffering of poets and writers inside and outside prisons, even in exile, despite not entering prison, as prison is one example of several examples of alienation. The meanings used by the poet did not indicate submission and humiliation, but were rather filled with pride and loftiness despite the sorrow he was suffering and the longing for family and loved ones, as the feeling of alienation does not mean humiliation and submission.