شعر هجاء الذات : الهجاؤون عند العرب إنموذجا

Abstract EN

Satire in the Arabic dictionaries from the satire that satirizes any insult by numbering of defects ((from here it becomes clear the error of the Arabic dictionaries that spoil satire by insulting in poetry)).

Yet, satire must be based on the principle of equal status between satirist.

It seems that the word satire has a sensory meaning that has evolved into the usual meaning.

This purpose has remained prominent throughout the ages ((because we are a people who have been enamored with this fondness for verbal eloquence)).

In any case, satire, especially the satire of the self, remains reprehensible.

The noble prophet said ((Don’t say l am afraid of myself but I measured myself)).

Some poets refer to this type of poetry (self satire) ((It is if a person finds himself insignificant and is not worth anything.

All that is above the dirt is dust, and thus the satire is mixed with lamentation)) and thus the four purposes become two purposes)) This and that the poets who satirized themselves were similar in their characteristics and their social and moral situations, some of them mixed satire with irony.

This is what is called masochism in psychology.

As for modern self-satire, it has become inclusive of one’s satire and life, and some have refrained from repressing themselves with stinging satire.

God help