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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). This paper gives an overview of Stern’s ground-breaking contributions to the study of Andalusian poetry, from his ...
Alan M. Jones
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Characteristics of Andalusian Poetry By IBN Zaydun: A Review
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Du Sheng +3 more
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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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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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The emotional motives of the spectrum in Andalusian poetry in the age of sects
The spectrum formed a distinctive phenomenon in Andalusian poetry in the era of sects. Its motives multiplied according to its use in poetry. It represents the world of visions and dreams in its poetic form after being produced by the poet in such an ...
Jumaa Hussein Youssef +1 more
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Signs of reality and dream in Andalusian poetry
A. Ali, Mahmood Shakir Sajet
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Reasons for Reality and Dream in the Andalusian Poetry
إیاد إسماعیل هلال علی +1 more
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The semiotics of cultural Representations in Andalusian poetry
This study aims at identifing the semiotic signs that are carried by the cultural representatives inherent in the body, (such as clothing and adornment) that reflect the culture of society, and which were employed in Andalusian poetry; in the Al-Murabit ...
محمد طه جواد ياسين الساعدي
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The Purposes and Artistic Characteristics of Andalusian Poetry (zajal)
يتناول هذا البحث الزجل، وهو ضرب من أضرب الشعر المحدثة، ويختلف عن الشعر التقليدي من حيث الإعراب والقافية. ويهدف البحث إلى تعريف الزجل لغةً واصطلاحاً، وبيان نشأته وأغراضه وخصائصه الفنية. وخلص البحث إلى أن الزجل يعدّ موشحاً ملحوناً، وأنه انتشر في الأندلس ثم المشرق، وأن له أغراضاً عديدةً مثل: الغزل والخمريات والمدح، كما أن له خصائص فنية متعددة كالبسيط ...
null Abdulqader Bkhosh +1 more
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