ظاهرة التدبيج في شعر أبي تمام

Abstract EN

Color is an important means of expression, and the use of color is a prominent phenomenon in Arabic literature in general and in poetry in particular.

Poets have been paying attention to color since ancient times.

The use of color in poetry was not in vain, but had different meanings and the texts of ancient Arabic poetry are full of color concepts.

Poets used color to express their feelings and thoughts, and the poet often uses color because the color and shape of things are sensory manifestations that create specific feelings and different thoughts in a person.

Color appears in the poetry of the Abbasid era in a special and distinctive way.

Abbasi era environment with its cultural and social progress has played a role in strengthening the aesthetic value of color in the words of Abbasi era poetry.

Color plays an important role in Abu Tamam's poems, especially in the rhetorical images of the poem, such as similes, metaphors, metonymy, and pun, which Abu Tamam uses to create beautiful artistic scenes.

He uses colors to create vivid color images to impress the reader and listener.

If the use of color in poetry is for the purpose of metonymy, and pun, it is called "Tadbij".

Abu Tamam has used "Tadbij" in abundance in his poems.

The purpose of this study is to clarify the phenomenon of "Tadbij" in Abu Tamam's poetry through a descriptive-analytical method.

The results of the research show that Abu Tamam used "Tadbij" to express his images in a sensory and tangible way, and as a symbol for his deep thoughts.

In some of his verses, there is "Tadbij" and contradiction.