الشعر الصوفي الجزائري الحديث : أطواق الاحتذاء و مكامن الخصوصية

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There exist many obstacles that prevented modern There exist many obstacles that prevented modern Algerian Sufi poetry from developing in line with the ancient texts of Sufism, even though this genre was only a subdivision that applied the same rules with the original texts.

Instead of the unique spiritual experience that enabled it to produce visionary universal texts across periods, it was intertwined with imitation, which was a desired goal in religion and an objective that was sought in art.

Some of its peculiarities did not allow it to transcend the horizons of the revolutionary Sufi poetry which Ibn Arabi and Ibn al-Faridh mastered and Jalal al-Din al Rumi and Tabrizi pioneered, except for a few occasions.