الرموز الصوفية في شعر الشيخ البهائي

الملخص EN

Sufi poetry is the pinnacle of Arabic poetry, and no one appreciates this poem except those who know its value.

Because it touches the endocardium, the pleasure of the soul, and elevates it to the highest level.

Sufi literature represents a color of fine literature.

It carries with it the names and characteristics of spiritual supremacy.

Sufi heritage, like any intellectual or religious school of thought, has its own language and terminology that is distinguished from others and which contain the views of the Sufis and their beliefs.

We found in Sheikh Al-Baha’i, like other poets, a tendency to use this language in its symbolic, indicative dimension to suggest its ideas and emotions, to get out of the scope of the familiar to suggest and ambiguity, and that for two guides, one of them: In the interest of not declaring what is being cured by himself, and secondly: the symbol was considered one of the special aesthetic methods that poets intended to broaden the horizons of the poetic image.

This study tries to research the mystical symbols that Sheikh Al-Baha’i dealt with in his collection, and to reveal the concept of these symbols, which is the struggle of the soul in the way of knowing God, his special worship, and the constant presence of God and its implications in his poetry.