الخطاب الصوفي : قراءة في الحدود و الماهية

Abstract EN

Sufi discourse reading in the limits and the essence: Sufism is one of the most important phenomena that preoccupied Islamic thought as well as modern Arabic philosophy, philosophy and thought.

Islamic mysticism has gone a long way in its development until it has been turned into religious roads, angles and arches for the walkers and the apostates led by the sheikh or pole.

These roads and angles have played positive roles in serving the people, the poor and the needy at the social level.

However, there are road corners that have had the negative role of appeasing colonialism and allied against it against national sovereignty and the interest of the people.

The Sufis used poetry to express their mitzvot and their trivialities.

They also used prose to present their light and mystical experiences.

So, what is the relationship of Sufism to literature in general and poetry in particular? In an attempt to try a very modest statement of the extent of Sufi recruitment in poetry, especially poet Salah Abdul Sabour.