مرجعيات التناص في قصيدة "ما لم تقله زرقاء اليمامة" لمحمد عبد الباري

Abstract EN

Intertextuality in Arabic literature, especially poetry, is a phenomenon as old as literature.

in this article, we try to highlight a contemporary Arabic model represented in the poem "what Zarqa' al Yamamah did not say" by the Sudanese poet Mohammed Abdel Bary, in order to highlight the most important references on which the poet relied to use intertextuality.

it is no secret that the story of Zarqa al-Yamamah has attracted the attention of Arab poets in the modern era, due to its references, its connotations and its symbolism of the current situation.

in this approach, we ask two fundamental questions: what are the intellectual references that make up the intertextuality in this text have you used the text in terms of its ability to influence the addressee.

we focus on three references, which are closely linked to the main idea of the poem, it is the literary, historical and religious reference, and we will dedicate a presentation to each of them, as the poet's weapons to influence the reader, pushing him to interact with the text.