الإلتزام المذهبي في شعر أبي معتوق الحويزى : المدح و الرثاء نموذجا

Abstract EN

Commitment is a way for a poet to choose for political, religious, and social issues of his community in order to contribute to the progress of the people of his community and to act as an active and influential cluster of influence and responsibility in the community and its subjects.

Religious commitment to Muslim poets emerged as a new phenomenon in the early poetry of the advent of Islam and at the time of the life of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).

When the poets of Islam, during the light of the Muslim tradition, defended the Prophet as the leader of Islam and Islam as a religion, he was different from other leaders and the worshipers of the tribes, and the leaders of the armies were different.

Commitment has developed in different centuries of Islamic history, as it dates back to the era of Sayyid Abomatouq al-Moshaashii, who arrived in the 11th century under the rule of the Shashashians in the Ahwaz region of Iraq.In this brief study, we dealt with the most important issues that the religious commitment of this poet expressed.

Topics like the praise for the Prophet (PBUH) and the Prophet's (PBUH) family especially Imam Ali, as well as Imam Hussein who was martyred in Karbala.

Here we tried to give the poet a great deal about the beautiful meanings of the technical and musical wisdom of these poems, as much as possible for the first time - due to the negligence and neglect of the attention of the critics and scholars throughout the various periods of history.