عالم المتنبي الموازي "يوتوبيا المتنبي" الرؤية و الأداة"

Abstract EN

Al-Mutanabbi is a poet who made a status for himself in the history of Arabic literature.

You can hardly find anything as same.

, a poet volcanoes of feelings erupted in himself and emotions threw it in the faces of his admirers and he left in the minds of his recipients traces of his poetry, but left in the minds of the common people a rule that prevailed and is still a heritage passed down from one generation to another without knowing who's its owner.

Al Mutanabbi is a man who dreams as everyone, has his own characteristics and attributes that distinguish him from everyone, lives in the dream world as everyone, except that the dream of Al mutanabbi is different from the dreams of the others, for a lot of reasons, such as: - His constant insistence on excellence and the search for glory and pride.

- His upbringing that brought him out to the desert to receive the origins of the language from its originals.

- His childhood in which he was forced to hide his lineage but we don't know a certain reason for that.

- His youth, which he spent by a prince, represents to him the image of an Arab leader as it should be.

- His trips that took him to Damascus, Kufa, Egypt and other countries.

- His permanent revolution biased to the Arab race, and opposed to the domination of non-arab.

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For these and other reasons, Al Mutanabbi was different, looking for a different dream, looking for a parallel universe, looking for a virtuous city, the one that appeared in his poetry whether he intended to or not.

Since the virtuous city was a human dream, when the first philosophers spoke about it, and when Al Mutanabbi approached the world of philosophers and he was a contemporary of Al Farabi, it was natural to take on Al Mutanabbi 's virtuous city vision, which is almost entirely consistent with that of the philosophers of the virtuous city.

The philosophers sought to build their own city; Al Mutanabbi never stopped trying to have a city of his own.

The philosophers made the rule of their city to the wise and rational.

Al Mutanabbi was known as the poet of wisdom.

The philosophers protected their city by the force of the army.

Al Mutanabbi was a man who prided strength and knighthood, praised the powerful leaders, and threatened the weak.

The philosophers wanted their city to survive and to be immortal.

Al Mutanabbi wanted his city to fill between the last dimensions of both east and west, giving us what we might call Al Mutanabbi's Utopia.