ملامح القلق و الخوف عند شعراء صدر الإسلام

Abstract EN

Anxiety and fear are two things or two parts of human nature and they have been related to man since he was created in every time and place.

They were expressed by poets in all ages of literature, and we found them to have a clear presence in Arabic poetry in all its eras, and the era of the beginning of Islam is not excluded from this despite the common perception that the first Islamic era is the era in which souls were reassured, calmed and settled by the action of Islam and its teachings and its mercy to human beings.

But what must be known is that the era of Islam was one of the most eras that witnessed a clear revolution in human life, religiously, intellectually and socially.

This was accompanied by many diverse events and influences and shifts that upended the scales of life and changed it, such as wars, invasions, migrations, conflicts, strife, openness to other societies and geographical expansion.

All of this happened in a short time - less than half a century - with which man was astonished, amazed, alienated and left forcibly or willingly, and the result was the same.

He expressed this in different ways, surrounded by contentment and acceptance at one time, and rejection tinged with fear and anxiety at other times.

In this research, we have tried to investigate some features of anxiety and fear among poets of the age, through poetic methods that were popular with them, which revealed that.