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Satirical Caricatures in the Andalusian Poetry
Satirical caricature is deemed one of the critical topics that occupied a central position in the poetry of Andalusia through the ages, and it gained momentum during The Almoravids’ (“al-Murabitun’s”) times, and this is especially the case as their ...
Lect. Dr. Rafid Jihad Abdulallah
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Samuel Miklos Stern and Andalusian poetry [PDF]
Samuel Miklos Stern (SMS) was the pioneer of the modern study of both Arabic and Hebrew muwashshaḥāt (a genre of stanzaic lyric poetry).
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Prophetic praise in Andalusian poetry, the Almohad era [PDF]
The personality of the Messenger (may God bless him and grant him peace) was and still is one of the most influential figures in its era and the ages that followed it, and the impact of his personality is evident in Arabic literature, both oriental and ...
Munjed Bahjat
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Sex and Symbol in Andalusian Comic Poetry
Este artículo presenta unas coplas de chirigota compuestas por desempeño público durante el carnaval en una villa agraria de la provincia de Sevilla. Las coplas están compuestas entre los años 40 y 90.
David D. Gilmore
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The Quranic Discourse Sources in Andalusian Poetry, the caliphate and Tawaef as Models
Quranic discourse is one of the sources that have a strong attendance in Andalusian poetry, in both caliphate and Tawaef. It was one of the most affected sources that imposed its authority and power on Andalusian poetic discourses.
Srur Ahmed Muhammed Ameen +1 more
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Eloquence Assemblage in Andalusian Poetry
The eloquence assemblage, as it is appeared in this research, is the most prominent terms that accompany the art. It includes the whole artworkand it does not stop at the borders of the construction, but also extends to the material presented in this or ...
جنان قحطان فرحان
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Symbolism in Andalusian Poetry
Andalusian poetry was distinguished by its unique position, because it formed an important part of the Andalusian Arabic Islamic culture, and was the tool that the poets depicted the Andalusian reality and the historical events that Andalusian society went through. The Andalusian poet was interested in symbolism, so he used symbols in many of his poems,
Duaa Mutasher Raheem +1 more
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THE USE OF AMBIGUOUS IRONY IN ANDALUSIAN POETRY
Among the findings of the research are: 1. This type of ambiguity is old in use and was adopted by the Arab poets as a reaction against hyperbole and as a tendency towards compression of expression that results in an.
الاستاذ الدكتورة حمیدة صالح البلداوي
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Characteristics of Andalusian Poetry By IBN Zaydun: A Review
Du Sheng +3 more
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A New Theory in the Appearance of Andalusian Stanzas (A Critical Review of “Andalusian Stanzas and Zajel and Its Impact on Troubadour Poetry” [PDF]
The poetry forms of Stanzas and Zajal and the topics that Andalusian poets address to them are among the issues that are still of interest to the researchers.
Sayyed Hussein Mara`ashi
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