الإخوانيات عند شعراء من الإمارة الحميدية الكردية

Abstract EN

The research studies the poetry of a group of Kurdish poets who organized poetry in the Arabic language, and lived under the Kurdish Hamidiyya Emirate, which was established between the fourth and eighth centuries AH in the Aqrah region in the Kurdistan region of Iraq, specifically between the Khazar and the Great Zab rivers, Its name - according to the opinion of most scholars - came from the name of the Kurdish (Hamidiye) tribe that ruled the region and established this emirate.

The research aims to study the phenomenon of the Muslim Brotherhood in the poetry of these poets, as it is the predominant poetic purpose of their poetry, and this purpose flourished in the late Abbasid era and at the beginning of the late ages, and revolves around social relations, depicting messages, congratulations and friendship, as well as apology and complaints.

As for the importance of the research, it lies in its dealing with Kurdish poets who contributed to the service of Arabic literature, and did not study their poetry.