الثورة العربية الكبرى في شعر شعراء مصر 1916-1951 م

Abstract EN

The purpose of this study is to explore the attitudes of poets in Egypt towards the Great Arab Revolt as from 1916 until the martyrdom death of King Abdullah bin Al-Hussein I who was assassinated at the doors of Al-Aqsa Mosque in 1951.

The study also aims at identifying the positions of these poets towards the Hashemite leaders of the Great Arab Revolt.

The results showed that poets in Egypt were not interactive enough at the beginning with this major national event.

They were separated between two key positions: The first was portrayed in the calls supporting the Ottoman Caliph Empire, whereas the second was realized in Egyptian nationalism aimed at resisting British Colonialism, which was occupying Egypt at that time.

This second position also advocated the building of a modern Egyptian state that continues the achievements of Mohammad Ali Pasha and his dynasty since the early 19th century.

However, the attitudes of these poets has changed later and the study showed a third position.

This trend was characterized by the interest in Arab nationalism in its diverse forms among which was the Great Arab Revolt and the memories of its events and the leaders who paid their lives for its cause.

Arabic poetry - 20th century- Eygpt.

*Arabic poetry- Great Arab Revolt.*.