شعراء الزهد و المجون في الشعر العباسي حتى نهاية القرن الرابع الهجري : دارسة مقارنة تحليلي

Abstract EN

The purpose of this study is to uncover the nature of ascetic poetry and obscurity in the Abbasid poetry in the late 4th century AH and the most prominent of such poems from prominent poets of that era.

This study relied on the descriptive analytical methodology of the research required to explain the various and different factors that contributed to the emergence of From the hair of asceticism and hair madness.

This study is divided into four axes: The first axis: Definition of asceticism and obscene language and terminology, the second axis: the poets of the madness and their most prominent trends, the third axis: the relationship of asceticism with the paste, the fourth axis: the poetry of asceticism and their most prominent trends.

The study reached many results, the most prominent of which are: The asceticism in the linguistic sense revolves around carelessness and unwillingness, while the madness means hardness and deviation.

The ascetic poetry was a call to the sermon and a call to the people to go to their Creator and worship, and to leave the world and work for the hereafter.

28: Ibn al-Hajjaj, son of Sakra.

Finally, thank God, Lord of the Worlds