الشرف القبلي و صناعة النموذج البطولي في العصر الجاهلي : قراءة في نماذج من الشعر الجاهلي

Abstract EN

The morals of the Arab in the pre-Islamic era were the result of the desert nature of the dialectic of drought and fertility, as Bedouin life contributed to the development of this dialectic in order to make the Arab person adapt to the conditions of his life in that era.

The idea of tribal honor represented a positive value through which Arab heroic glories were determined, and laws and customs were aligned with it.

Pre-Islamic poetry helped deepen this idea and consolidate it in the Arab conscience.

This study came to reveal the concept of tribal honor and its role in establishing the heroic model in the pre-Islamic era, highlighting its relationships in organizing the lives of individuals and groups, and in order to clarify this, I used some anthologies from pre-Islamic poetry.