تقنيات السرد في تائية الشنفرى

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The Ta’iyya of Al-Shanfarā is an account of events that focuses on highlighting the Sa'alik’s life (Brigands) which is fraught with dangers due to the spatial distance from the homeland, in which the Su'luk (Brigand) grew up, and the feeling of psychological closeness to the homeland due to the connection with the wife who keeps the covenant for him.

This poem shows how the Su'luk rebelled against the tribal system, in which al-Shanfarā position himself as an example, taking his story, and his quest to take revenge against his father's killer as an approach to rebellion.

To this end, the images used by the poet to present the female and male models as a human model played a key role in the movement of the characters within the events.

With a narrative style, the poet explained the real events he went through in the incident of revenge for his father, focusing on various aspects of the poet's life and his pride in himself.

This pride was only to focus on the stereotype that the tribal person submits to and then rebel against it, emphasing on the troubles arising from this rebellion.