قراءة أسلوبية في مقطعة رثائية

Abstract EN

Ancient Arabic poetry has known many purposes, most notably lamentation, in which poets created poems and lengths and recorded a literary presence that was mostly true, as the poet instills his concern and complains of his grief due to the death or loss of a loved one or lover.

As we found lengths in lamentation, we also found many poetic passages as important as form and content, for example, what Ibn al-Arabi wrote in a book he called "Passages of Inheritance".

I will present a reading of one of the lamentable poetic passages by Yahya ibn Ziad, through which I stand on the most important stylistic features that characterized his poetry through the levels of analysis known to researchers, and earlier by presenting my theory on lamentation, passages and the author of the text.