النزعة الوحدوية في شعر مفدي زكريا : دراسة تحليلية نقدية في شعر الوحدة الوطنية و المغاربية و العربية

Abstract EN

Moufdi Zakaria (1908-1977) (the poet of the struggle and the Algerian revolution) is the most prominent poet that North African countries have known in their revolutions for independence in the modern era.

Shades of Olives ", and chronicled the Moroccan struggle with his court" from the inspired Atlas ", and his first poem of monotheist significance was the text: " To the Rural People "in the year 1925, in which he supported the" country revolution "led by Abdel Karim Khattabi in the Far Maghreb against French colonialism.

He threw her in great enthusiasm at the "Free Constitutional Party" in Tunisia and was subsequently imprisoned 15 days and he is only 17 years old, then he was a student in the scientific missions in Khadra, and he was the first poet to call for the unity of the countries of the Maghreb.