استدعاء شخصية أبي تمام الطائي بين البردوني و نزار قباني

Abstract EN

This research will talk about one of the phenomena of our modern Arabic poetry.

This phenomenon is strongly present in the product of many of our modern poets.

This is the phenomenon of summoning traditional personalities and employing them in their poems, and the researcher's choice fell on the personality of Abu Tamam al-Ta’i, as the personality of Al-Tai it remained a subject of controversy in the old and the modem, and it had supporters fanatically for and also had opponents who were fanatic about it, and Abu Tammam was the reason for fueling the ancient and modem struggle in our ancient critical heritage, and the research was limited to the presence of the personality of Al-Tai in the poetry of two poets, this character was the title of their poem, and they gave it at the Millennium Memorial Festival of Al-Ta’i Abi Tamam in Mosul in 1971, the two poets are: The first: the Yemeni poet Abdullah Al-Bardouni in his poem "Abu Tammam and the Arabism of Today" The second: the Syrian poet Nizar Qabbani in his poem "A poem of an apology to Abu Tammam" The research will attempt to uncover how this character was summoned, how it was employed, and how the character of Al-Ta'i was present in the two texts, with its historical and literary dimensions, and the search will finally reveal the points of convergence and differences between these two texts in bringing about a heritage figure who had a prominent impact on our literary heritage.