الرمز في الشعر الصوفي : ابن عربي أنموذجا

Abstract EN

"Sufi" poetry (mystic poetry) is considered one of the streams of arts in literature which emerged during the Islamic era and evolved rapidly later on since it took advantage of the reminents of poetry heritage which proceeded it.

this kind of poetry reached its peak in the seventh Hijri century (around 13 century C.E), and maybe the most prominent aspect which grasp readers' attention to it is its poetic beauty and its mysteries which makes it difficult to be well understood and even harder to transcribe its symbols and codes unless the reader has a knowledge of Sufi's connotations and symbolism.

hence, the researcher opted for a text from the writings of "Ibn Arabi" : "Tourjuman al Ashwak" ("the longing translator") to attempt a study on its symbols and codes in the poem of "Maridat o al Ajfan" (the eyelid patient).