فن المقامة في الأدب السعودي المعاصر (1403 1440 ه 1983 2019 م)‎ : دراسة تاريخية

الملخص EN

This paper aims at recording the history of art of assembly (Maqamah) in the Contemporary Saudi Literature from 1983 until 2019.

This paper tries to observe all works that are related to this art with the usage of historical method.

This paper is introduced with a definition of assembly (Maqamah) as one of ancient literature arts, followed by a brief about the establishment of this art by the old writers in the Abbasid Caliphate Era such as Badi' Al-Zaman Al-Hamadani and Al-Hariri and others.

Then the paper mentions some assemblies' writers in the modern era such as Nassif Al Yaziji, Mohammad Al-Muailihi, Hafiz Ibrahim and others.

This paper observes the emergence of this art at writers in the First and Second Saudi States then the contemporary Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (the focus of the paper).

This paper records all works done within this timeframe from the beginning in 1983 with work of Mohammad Maghribi (Assembly of Bride and Groom), then the first book in 1997 by Mohammad Al-Aboudi (Desert Assemblies), (Assemblies of Ayd Al-Qarni) by Ayd Al- Qarni in 2000, then (Of Clusters) by Abdulaziz Al-Harbi in 2012, (Nukaz: Sarcastic Texts) by Mohammad Al- Rashidi, and (Social Literature Assemblies) by Jubran Sahhari.