الخطاب الصوفي ومبدأ التغريب

Abstract EN

Sufi discourse arose in the arms of Arab-Islamic culture, the period of its strength and prosperity and spread of the Islamic religion.

The aim of this discourse was to research the servitude to God, the One, and the Eternal, the sincerity in obedience to him to gain his satisfaction and win his paradise.

A type of poetry appeared that kept pace with the dynamics of the development of society, different poets, or the so-called political poetry.

And the poets of virginal spinning, the poets of contradictions and al-Khamriya.

In light of this political intellectual momentum, a new intellectual tendency emerged.

It had an impact in the literary and doctrinal arena.

It manifested in the mystical direction.

This discourse was characterized by an artistic and aesthetic veil that is evident in its texture and structures, as well as the dimensions of the mystical experience with all its philosophical, intellectual, and doctrinal vigor, relying on the principle of alienation and breaking the norm in its dealings with language, it became strange in its possible semantic outputs.