قذائف النص الشعري المشرقي في نصرة الثورة الجزائرية : تأملات في نصوص شعراء بلاد الشام و الرافدين

Abstract EN

The Algerian revolution occupied a major role in the struggle and Arab revolutionary poetry in general, and the Arab poets expressed their national feeling, and their pride in the heroisms and glories that were wrought by the struggle of the Algerian people with its revolutionaries and elites, against the brutal French colonial hordes.

This paper reveals those common feelings, and the abundant sincere feelings, which the Arab pen in general, and the pen of the poets of the Levant, expressed; Represented by the beauty of jamal Ka'war, Samih al-Qasim, and finally by the symbol of Palestinian revolutionary poetry, Mahmoud Darwish; Then from Suleiman Al-Issa, Tal'at Al-Rifai to Rayan Al-Helou, from Syria; Finally, with the poet Muhammad Mahdi Al-Jawahiri, Nazik Al-Malaika and other Mesopotamian poets; In particular.

Their poems were a deadly moral weapon from which the free people of Algeria were inspired by the meanings of steadfastness and sacrifice for the sake of dignity and independence.