Reflection of Martyrdom and Sacrifice in the Poetry of Ahmad Moharram

The literature of martyrdom and sacrifice represents the trials of a generation engaged in jihad and struggle for the liberation of their land, religion, culture, and traditions from the claws of invaders and oppressors, portraying in firm poetic and literary expressions the sanctity of national and human values for future generations. Many contemporary poets have addressed this theme in their works. Ahmad Moharram is an Egyptian poet who the resistance of the Egyptian people has led to the manifestation and reflection of the culture of martyrdom and selflessness in his. Moharram has embedded a love for the homeland within himself and, to better depict the defense of the homeland, has used the pen to illustrate the role of martyrs and martyrdom. This research, using an analytical-descriptive method, examines the position of the martyr and his role in the awakening of the people. The results indicate that Moharram has created beautiful images of the strong determination and sincere intentions of the martyrs. He views martyrs as eternal leaders and models of resistance and jihad in society, where martyrdom, like a crown upon their heads, always shines brightly and illuminates the path of their compatriots. Reflecting concepts of respect and appreciation for martyrs, emulation, encouragement for striving, and action against injustice and oppression are among the most important objectives found in the poet's works. He believes that the fragrance of martyrdom and the memory of martyrs' sacrifices will always serve as a reminder for our behavior, actions, and words in this transient world