الأغراض الشعرية عند محمود سامي البارودي

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Mahmûd Sâmî al-Bârûdî was a significant Egyptian political figure and a prominent poent in modern Egyptian literature.

al-Bârûdî managed to combine a return to the purity of diction, the forceful expression and the classicism of the Abbasids with the ability to express his own individual experience often.

He used events of his life as material for his poems to a remarkable degree.

After unsuccessful Urâbî rebellion he was exiled and Bârûdî criticized the issues of politics and Egyptian people.

He has an important place in Egyptian poetry because he tried to convert poetry to old form and source, while he was expressing the social issues of Egypt.

That is why Arab critics and historians of literature are generally agreed that it is with al-Bârûdî that the renaissance of modern Arabic poetry truly begins.

This study reveals Bârûdî’s place in poetry and explains why he was the pioneer of modern Egyptian poetry