علاقة المعطوف بالمعطوف عليه في الشعر الأندلسي : ديوان ابن زيدون أنموذجا

Abstract EN

Poetry in the language played a big and important role, clearly and clearly.

The Arab heritage celebrated a large number of poets and poets in the media in the Andalusian and other eras, so the interest in studying the subject of kindness and its application to poetry was.

 From this standpoint, the tendency was to study sympathy and its role in highlighting the meaning in Andalusian poetry, and Ibn Zaydoon was the subject of this study.

The one who did not receive the letters of sympathy in his collection is an independent study that sheds light on Ibn Zaidoun's poetic creativity and his practice in grammatical rules, and his use of letters of kindness in their correct positions, as was demonstrated by highlighting models from his collection.

It is well known that poetry is influenced by society as it is clear that the origin of language is, as Ibn Jani said: “Voices in which every people expresses their purposes” (), and from this saying it is clear that language is a social phenomenon; That is, the language is influenced by the community in which it is spoken, and did the Andalusian society, including its luxury and paper, influence the poet's use of these letters in linking the verses, so that poetry is one of the main pillars in the language, in terms of highlighting the meaning and communicating the idea.

Through this, I tried to observe the letters of sympathy in poetry, especially Andalusia, through the book of Ibn Zaydoon, and the relationship between the virtuous and the well-known in this poetry.