الشك و اليقين عند نازك الملائكة المقدس الديني أنموذجا

الملخص EN

Religious texts have had a great impact on aspects of life.

It was natural for this influence to include literature as well.

Hardly a diwan of modern poetry is devoid of quoted religious references or symbols, through which the poet transmits some of the contemporary contents dealt with in some of his/her poems.

Nazik Almalayika was considered one of the pioneer poets of her generation who used religious signs and symbols with full awareness and mastered them clearly.

This is because, on the one hand, these signs pos- sess symbolic charges and, on the other hand, they embody an aspect of collective culture.

Also, discussing religious symbols in her poems leads us to talk about the resources and sources from which the poetess inspired these symbols.

Most of them go back to the Islamic religion and Quranic stories.

It is not exaggerated when saying that Nazik Almalayika was one of the most poets who focused on their inner life, with the high sensitivity and tenderness she was known for.

It prompted her to compensate for this by forming the sensitivity of her own poetic dream, expressing the sensitivity of the female entity, and belonging to a turbulent world.

Thus, she sought to shape a mysti- cal life within her being to be a sanctuary for her, in the hope of being able to hide behind its walls from what surrounds her.

Therefore, we see her choos- ing her masks and symbols to expose the falsehood of her era by embodying the characters present in the cultural heritage, whether those characters are negative or positive.

She had a complete belief that history repeats itself and that what is happening is a representation of past events.

Hence, she could embody her symbols in line with the spirit of the age asking for forgiveness and repentance.

Thus, her standpoints fluctuated from doubt to certainty.

A certainty characterized by the depth that a person can only reach after research and contemplation.