جماليات المعنى الشعري في قصيدة دعي عزمات المستضام تسير لابن دراج القسطلي

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The aesthetics of poetic meaning in the poem "Da'i Azamat Almustadham Tasser" by Ibn Darraj al-Qastali.

This research paper aims to study the poem titled "Da'i Azamat Almustadham Tasser" by Ibn Darraj al-Qastali.

the reader sees, when it is analyzed, the extent which old and modern critics take interest in its creative aspects.

the researcher focused on the creative aspects of the poem through the stylistic structure, in which he relied on different aspects of the elements that form the image in the poem as analogy, diagnosis, embodiment and paradox, trying to see the feelings of the poet through these aspects.

it is one of the prominent poems written on self-description, and one of the most famous poems in the Andalusian era in which poets tried to describe the hardships and difficulties which they suffer from in life.

the researcher divided this poem into four sections.

firstly, the introduction, which contains the poet's experience of concern, fear and anxiety to show his suffering and express his complaint, whereby it completely is one part the poem.

secondly, the journey, through which the poet describes himself and the situation in which he spent days, the landmarks of the road and the beasts and animals of the desert, and then he proceeds to 'Mamdouh' (person being praised).

thirdly, this section highlights the image of 'Mamdouh' to be clear and eminent, and shows the characteristics accompanying, such as chastity, jealousy, sovereignty, power and generosity, which all come within the social virtues and extends to the image of human model who feels dignity and self-respect.

fourth, the conclusion shows the poet's ability to express what he thinks of and the goal he seeks.