البعد الاجتماعي في رسائل الأديب خليل السكاكيني إلى ابنه سري 1931-1937

Abstract EN

in Khalil al-Sakakini's letters to his son during his studies at American universities in the period between 1931-1937, by relying on these letters as a main source given the abundant and rich information they contained that dealt with aspects of Multiple social affairs on both public and private affairs are not available in other source.

The study was based on two main axes.

The first axis dealt with the social aspects related to the local community, in particular the Jerusalemite community and the second axis which represented a set of advice, directions and instructions that Sakakini gave to his son.

The study relied on two approaches, the descriptive and the historical, by gathering information and facts, then comparing, analyzing and interpreting them in order to arrive at generalizations that are to some extent acceptable.

And it became clear through this study that Sakakini was involved in the daily life of the Jerusalemite community, which enabled him to see the truth about this community with its good and bad, criticizing many of the defects and social evils prevalent at that time among the Palestinian community in general and Jerusalem in particular.

The study relied on two approaches, namely the descriptive approach and the historical one, by gathering information and facts, then comparing, analyzing and interpreting them in order to arrive at generalizations that are to some extent acceptable