التمثلات الإيمانية في الشعر العراقي الحديث : نازك الملائكة أنموذجا

الملخص EN

The topic of this study is included among the issues of contemporary poetry that merge with the thought and vision of the poet and he is one of the first pioneers of modem Arabic poetry.

establishing the foundations and rules that the poets were called to adhere to if the poetess was able to stand in the noisy arena of poetry transgressing the boundaries that had been established for generations in order to establish a new Arabic poem contrary to the dominant style of that period and then the number of thin angels is a symbol of the poetic modernity in Iraq and hence the reason for the selection came to study how to represent the images of faith and belief in the poems that went through two stages in this aspect namely the stage of doubt and non-belief and the stage of faith and belief.

as for the importance of the subject it lies in the personality of the poetess herself and the quality of the poems she wrote in order to emphasize the existence of the two directions namely doubt and belief.

the political conditions of the martyrs of Iraq during the wars of the two nations especially in the intellectual and social consciousness of the poets; especially when it comes to the thinness of the angels.

whose attractions intellectual conflicts and political and social influences are about the supreme ideals and the absolute goodness of humanity and in light of this perception of the abundance of goodness and the influences on the poet's birth and the choice of his poetic words i must admit that Allah the exalted is the origin of all of us and the creator.

and beautiful and the source of all of us is good and then the reference harmony between the members of the literary faith is realized to guarantee the religious meaning in these infinite absolutes so the thin poems of the angels bear this meaning and point to that faith and this is our Nadja in the most famous long poem of faith is a poem (alma and gunpowder) which exceeded the three-hundred-thousand-thousand thirty-eighth of my divan (other than the colors of the sea) as well as other poems that carry this religious meaning.