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Empathy for Animals in Andalusian poetry, The Era of Tawa'f and Moravids
JOURNAL OF LANGUAGE STUDIES, 2022The Andalusian nature is a wonderful environment that has always inspired poets to come up with many poetical images and ideas . The overall landscape is the essential source of these poetical images which are conveyed beautifully by the poets to the recipient audience , poets also use these images to express their ideas , imagination and emotions ...
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Poetry of wine in Ibn Zaidoun's Andalusian Diwan: An objective analytical study
المجلة العربية للعلوم و نشر الأبحاث, 2021This study aims at exploring a very important aspect of the most prominent life rituals that the Andalusian poet Ibn Zaydun lived during his compilation of the poems of the wine. They formed in his collection a symbol of deep artistic significance, reflecting the images of himself and his emotions in their furthest limits.
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Eulogies to the Prophet Muḥammad in Andalusian Poetry
2022The first eulogies (Qaṣāīd) about the Prophet Muḥammad (pbuh) appeared when he was still alive. Ḥassān ibn Thābit (d. 60/680 [?]), ʿAbd Allāh b. Rawāḥa (d. 8/629) and Kaʿb b. Mālik (d. 50/670), important Muslim poets of the period, praised the Prophet and inspired future generations of poets.
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The political motive of oppression in Andalusian poetry (Bani al-Ahmar Era)
Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences Research, 2023Repression represents an artistic phenomenon in Andalusian poetry, which emanates through motives and criteria emerged from the human spirit. The oppressed man seems to be motivated with a gloomy appearance, because he was familiar with oppression, and gained a clear social significance due to compelling force and the absence of social justice.
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The Mayete as Object and Stereotype in Andalusian Proletarian Poetry
Ethnology, 1994Fuenmayor is an agrotown of about 8,000 people located in the valley of the Guadalquivir River in southern Spain (Andalusia) about which I have written (Gilmore 1980, 1987).(1) Like most other pueblos in this comarca (Martinez-Alier 1971), Fuenmayor is sharply divided into extremes of rich and poor, landowners and laborers.
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Andalusian Literature and Gazel in Arab Poetry
2020The Andalusian state which has pioneered civilization and culture preserved its exist-ence for nearly eight centuries, set an example not only for the European continent but also for seven continents In this study, by the developmental stages, causes and factors of literature and poetry in general and ghazal poetry in particular have been examined.
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A Myrtle in the Forest: Landscape and Nostalgia in Andalusian Hebrew Poetry
Prooftexts, 2004Scholarship treating Andalusian Hebrew literature has generally approached poems depicting natural settings as "nature poetry" without considering "landscape" as a distinct literary topic. This article reconsiders this body of literature from the perspective of landscape, focusing on the associations between garden, desert, and forest and cultural ...
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The Theories on the Origin of the Andalusian Arabic Stanzaic Poetry—Revisited*
Oriens, 2016On the question of the origin of the two Andalusian Arabic genres of stanzaic poetry, muwashshaḥ and zajal, there is a large degree of consensus at present: they are further developments of the Eastern Arabian musammaṭ, a simpler form of stanzaic poetry. An origin in Romance forms is assumed at present only by few researchers.The objective of the first
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The Nature Poetry of the Andalusian Poet Ibn Khafādja
2020Abū Isḥāq Ibrāhīm b. Abī al-Fatḥ Ibn Khafādja, who developed nature poetry to a great level of composition, was one of the most renowned poets of al-Andalus. Ibn Khafādja was born in 450/1058 in Djazira Shuḳr where he spent most of his life. He was wealthy enough to not compose panegyrics for important men or patrons in order to get some favor from ...
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