اللامنتمي في شعر أبي العلاء المعري : لزومية ( قاف رؤبة)‎ أنموذجا

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This research paper examines the manifestations of non-affiliation according to Abu Al-Alaa Al-Maari, as he is a unique personality with a unique taste.

Various heritage tributaries, foreign and Arab, poured into it, but it does not resemble any of its tributaries, rather it differs from them; He is a creative reader of the heritage, not an imitation or a follower.

His personality and his literature, are non-affiliated in many of his guises.

This research paper is the first attempt - as far as I know - to study non-belonging in the field of poetry.

The study came in an introduction, a conclusion and two researches.

The introduction talked about: the importance of the topic and the reason for choosing it, previous studies, the curriculum, and the research plan, and the first topic came under the title: Abu Alalaa and the Non-affiliated, followed by the second topic under the title: Analysis of the Fourteenth Imperative (Qaf Ra'ba) to clarify the non-affiliated The conclusion came with the results of the research, and among them was: The term (non-affiliated) is widely used, as a critical perspective, in the criticism and analysis of many contemporary stories and novels.

The non-affiliated, according to Colin Nixon, sees more than necessary and deeper than necessary, and we have seen in our study that this applies to Abi Ala Al-Maari, as he sees more than necessary, and is deeper than others, as he feels what others do not feel.

Likewise, imperatives, and the linguistic complexity in which they are, is al-Maari's way of expressing his lack of affiliation, as he draws up linguistic laws for himself, with which he challenges other belonging.

And it became clear through our analysis of zumism: (Qaf Ra'ba) that his non-belonging is divided into two parts: the internal non-affiliation in the poem (the dark vision), and the external non-affiliation.

Fantasies of poets.