آراء د. علي الوردي عن شعر العصرين الجاهلي و الإسلامي

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Summary The importance of this study lies in that the researcher sheds light on the most important opinions expressed by the Iraqi sociologist Dr.

Ali Al-Wardi on the poetry of the pre-Islamic and Islamic eras, as these opinions remained confined to the folds of his writings and were not given their right of care and scrutiny by researchers in independent titles, hence the need for such a study, which came under the title (Dr.

Ali Al-Wardi's opinions on poetry Pre-Islamic and pre-Islamic eras.

The nature of the research necessitated dividing it after the introduction into two demands and a conclusion: in the first requirement I referred to two things: the first: I touched upon the concept of sociology in the light of the studies of some researchers, while the other matter, I touched upon the position of (Dr.

Ali Al-Wardi) one of the most important topics and issues Literary literature that was common in pre-Islamic poetry that the researcher mentioned in the doubling of this requirement.

In the second requirement: I talked about (Dr.

Ali Al-Wardi)'s position on poetry in the Islamic era, by referring to the silver lining of Islam's position on poetry, and here there was nothing new, as (Dr.

Ali Al-Wardi) matched the opinions of Arab critics from The ancients and moderns argue that poetry weakened after the advent of Islam, but it flourished and developed at the hands of the Umayyad Caliphs.

Then the researcher mentioned at the end of the research a conclusion that included the most important results that he reached, and then proved the most important sources and references on which the researcher relied in writing this research