النوادر في شعر المهمشين في العصر العباسي الأول : (أبو الشمقمق نموذجا)‎ : دراسة نقدية تحليلية

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Anecdotes in the Poetry of the Marginalized in the First Abbasid Period (Abu Shamqamq as a Model)
 An Analytical Critical Study
 
This research, titled “Anecdotes in the Poetry of the Marginalized in the First Abbasid Period (Abu Shamqamq as a Model), An Analytical Critical Study” highlights the creativity of the marginalized groups in the first Abbasid period.

Especially those who characterized their creativity anecdotes or strange parties, such as Abu Shammakq poet who lived in the late Umayyad and early Abbasid state.

He is a marginalized poet who has devoted all his poetic output to the monitoring of his condition and poverty, and has been creative in portraying his life, especially in describing his house, his bed, and his light.

He took the rare means of expressing his exit and rebellion on the conditions of society, and introduced to many of the issues of his time such as poverty, stinginess and others.

His anecdotes had varied images and artistic features that characterized them in style, figurative, realism, and poetic music.

 
Key words: Anecdotes, marginalized, marginalized, Abbasid, Abu Shamkamq, critical study, analytical study.

 
Dr.

Amal Hassanein Mohamed Hassanein
Lecturer in the Department of Literature and Criticism,
 Faculty of Islamic and Arabic Studies for Girls, Sohag