التطابق الأسطوري في قصائد (انتصارات الملك عبد العزيز)‎ لابن عثيمين

Abstract EN

The study aims to approach Ibn Uthaymeen's poems on the victories of King Abdul Aziz as a legendary match with the traditional poems of ancient poets in the victories of Muslim rulers.

The study will make it clear that the poems of King Abdul Aziz's victories are not intended to celebrate victory and praise the ruler, but to confirm the conformity of King Abdul Aziz with the Muslim ruler in the era of the power of Islamic rule.

The study will discuss the relationship of Paul Connerton's mythical congruence concept with the recurring characteristics in Ibn Uthaymeen's Intisar poems.

The study employs stylistic and thematic approaches in its critical approach.

The study found that the poems of King Abdul Aziz’s victories are similar to Ibn Uthaymeen in their focus on the personality of the exceptional ruler and his virtues, and in their internal layout in form and content, and in their inspiration from external historical and social contexts written by distinguished court poets to Muslim rulers, and reviving the image of the ruler as it was in the eras of the power of Islamic rule In the past, and Ibn Uthaymeen's revival of the genre of the victory poem with its arrangement and repetition contributes to confirming the poem's role in proving the status of the Mamdouh.