جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه "religious characters" در نشریات گروه "علوم انسانی"

The present article intends to study and analyze the ancestral characters in Ali Foudeh's – Palestinian contemporary poet – odes. Thus it considers the experience relationship of these characters with Ali Foudeh's spiritual, social and political experiences. According to the results of the research, Ali Foudeh has been affected by some ancestral characters or religious characters such as Moses and Bilal ibn Rabah, mythical characters such as Cleopatra and Sinbad and literary characters such as Saalik and Urwah and tried to call for them in his odes to not only express his effective political and social experiences but also adds to the effectiveness of his odes. The results have come in analytical method out of some literal, political, psychological and social sources.

The art of summoning religious characters is among important issues that has attracted the attention of the contemporary Arab poets and has been reflected in their works. Nizar Qabbani is among the poets who has made use of this art in all parts of his literary works, and has had the aim of expressing his targets via his works, as the political suffocation and social conditions of his time didn’t allow him to express his aims clearly and explicitly. The above mentioned reasons and many unmentioned ones will be considered. The paper concentrates on the quality of these characters in Qabbani's poems and explicitly explains his aims of this summoning. To achieve this aim, we have analyzed his seven-volume poetry collections. We found that Nizar employs religious characters such as prophet Muhammad, Jesus, and Imam Hussein to express hope for the future, freedom, causing revolutionary fervor, evoking a sense of patriotism and contemporary expression of human suffering.