Religious Figures and Characters in the Poetry of Yousef Al-Azem

Authors

  • Zaid Mohammad Khader”AL-Dabbagh Department of Arabic Language, Faculty of Arts, The University Of Jordan Amman, Jordan

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.35516/hum.v49i5.3495

Keywords:

Religious figures, religious characters, religious language, Yousef Al-Azem, multiple figures characters, Jerusalem and religious poetry, religious poetic text

Abstract

In essence, the research is aimed at detecting, identifying and dismantling religious figures and characters  , and its significance to the poet Yousef Al-Azem. The poet used to employ this rich source - whose characters and symbols are insatiable in his ten poetry collections - to enrich his poems, This is evidence of the qualities and characteristics of these religious figures and symbols that their users can employ, in addition to tracking their influence on the psyche of the poet, and the disclosure of this religious phenomenon, which has been and continues to be present in literary works dealing with human, social, political and intellectual issues, And to show their relevance to the nature of the event that required them to be summoned, so that they are benign and enriching. The study showed that the poet Yousef Al-Azem has the hiring power associated with the symbolic symbolic ability of various religious and historical figures, The poet was able to single out each character, linking it to a particular event, There is no doubt that each personality has its privacy and symbolism, which it relays from others, even if they are all under Islamic cover. And to be able to know the language mechanism used to recruit these characters and their symbolic objects text, as it relates to existential and human aspects, has a deeper influence on the psyche of its recipients, deepening its poetic experience and the way it treats religious figures and symbols to serve its ideas and directions.

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Published

2022-12-29

How to Cite

Mohammad Khader”AL-Dabbagh, Z. . . (2022). Religious Figures and Characters in the Poetry of Yousef Al-Azem. Dirasat: Human and Social Sciences, 49(5), 466–478. https://doi.org/10.35516/hum.v49i5.3495