المعاذل الموضوعي في الشعر الشعبي الصوفي : محمد بن مسايب أنموذجا

Abstract EN

The objective correlative in Sufi experience in folk poetry is no different from the experiences of Sufi poets in eloquent poetry, so the Sufi poet use objective equations to express himself, when a language can not express, the Sufi finds no better way than to use symbolism as a means of expressing things that do not have any verbal correlative.

And Mohamed Ben Misayeb was an example in Algerian popular sufi poetry; He borrowed from Ghazel his language which was full of condescension and chastity, and exploited the form of Khamr or Ghazel poetry, because of the relation between them, he had used two purposes and made them a subject charged semantics on the poem which give it her own identity.