Ibn Vardi and His Attitude Towards the Mamluk in Syria

Ibn Vardi was considered the top poet with social criticism in Aleppo, despite the fact that there were other poets who had joined him in this art. He was able to accurately portray much of what was in his time and environment. The miseries and problems that excited him and influenced him deeply affected the production of these poems. Many critics pointedly express what he felt and tried to raise. The voice of criticism in his poems show the importance of social issues in the poet’s mind. Spelling ali robbed virtues and stick vices in general and with that we glimpse the status of the individual in satire some almhguin except that here that individual nature collective meaning that spelling was not focused on the animate almhgueyen as it is the position of the bad qualities that are harmful to society and for which ahjahm poets and won them.