تلقي الخطاب القرآني في الشعر العربي المعاصر

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The Quran, since it was revealed to our Prophet Muhammad, was and still is considered a generous source for those who want to be inspired by his verses, and it has a great impact on his listeners, especially the writers, including poets of poems in the past and present.

thus, you receive from the Holy Quran contemporary poems in terms and content.

as for contemporary critical theories interested in the reader due to its role in achieving the text and building its meaning, it is the receptive theory, which is one of the most prominent theories that prepare a method for reading and interpretation, which seeks to establish concepts and procedural mechanisms to crystallize the levels of reading and criticizing the literary text.

although there are important points from the philosophy of vision in this theory, they can be applied to the study of contemporary Arabic poetry, inspired by the Quranic discourse.

this essay on the descriptive analytical method studies examples of contemporary Arabic poetry in order to extract the extend to which it has been influenced by the Qur'anic discourses.

and tries to explain these meanings and the meaning received from the holy Qur'an by mentioning his own mechanisms (intertextuality), and he analyzes the poets and Qur'anic discourse in the poems of contemporary poets like, Samih al-Qasim, al-Zahawi, al-Qaisi, Ahmedmatar, Darwish….

and the results concluded that contemporary poetry enjoys the use of intertextuality with the Qur'an discourse, to refer to the developments and transformations prevailing in societies in the modern era, as the poets 'testimony from the holy Qur'an became a means to confront colonialism and occupation.