أثر القرآن الكريم في الشعر العربي : شعر البحتري أنموذجا

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The Holy Qur'an has impressed the minds of people, their hearts, and captured their hearts and captured their souls since its descent upon The Lord of the Nation Muhammad, may God pray upon him and peace be upon him, because he distinguished him from all the words of mankind by the argument of words and their eloquence, his distance from al-Hashi, the charm of his statement and the goodness and quality of his sacrimi.

The Qur'an defied all the Classical and they stood by the two weak and powerless people, declaring their weakness and helplessness.

The magic of the words of the Qur'an has captured the hearts of writers and poets, especially those known for their refined sense and refined tastes.

Al-Bahtri (T284Ah) is one of the poets who is fond of quoting the Qur'an, and this is evident in several places of his diwan.

You find him sometimes quoting one or more words in his poetry verses, and at other times he includes a complete verse, and refers again to a series of Qur'anic stories, as his predecessors have suggested, and the quotation from the Qur'an in their poems is common.