الحركة الأدبية في بلاط الخليفة العباسي موسى الهادي (169-170 ه 785-786 م)‎

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Literary movement fourished in the court of Bani Abbas’ successors who relished their literature instinctively and realized its importance for the public image of their rule and their right to succession.

As a result, closer ties were forged with writers, and they were showered with gifts, just as their predecessors were.

Al-Hadi, who ruled between the years 169-170 AH )785-786 AD(, was one of these writers, and his father al-Mahdi was keen to nurture his fuency in Arabic rhetoric and obliged him to attend his literary sessions.

Al-Hadi was infuenced by the impact his father had on him through his gathering of poets around him and bestowing upon them money and reverence.

This is added to the fact that he was himself a writer who wrote poetry and prose.

This research seeks to survey the literary movement in the court of this caliph and to present an image of his literary councils which gathered the most famous writers in his palace.