The alienation in the poems of Ibn Nahas

Muqaddam Mottaki, Amir; Kahnsal Kashki, Fatima; Flaeg Yasa, Ashor; Mohamed Zadeh, Asmael; Bawan Puri, Massoud

	The alienation in the poems of Ibn Nahas
Adab Al-Kufa
Article 1, Volume 1, Issue 36, 2018, Pages 233-258
Authors
Amir Muqaddam Mottaki; Fatima Kahnsal Kashki; Ashor Flaeg Yasa; Asmael Mohamed Zadeh; Massoud Bawan Puri
Abstract
of the issues of interest in poetry and literature that has always been raised throughout literary history is the issue of sophistication and grievance of society that has not been diminished in any period of the literary history, but has always been a poet who, for some reason, The phrase "lack of co-ordination with the society, domination of the ruler and failure in love, and ... the way to rumor and complaints, and this phenomenon, especially in a period in which the rulers of the community do not have sufficient authority to manage the society and their personal interests Because poetry has a strong connection with the intellectual, political, and social reality of society, and in each of the stages, Ibn al-Nohas, as one of Aleppo's poets who enjoyed a high literary taste over the poets of his age, managed to transform his social realities from the realistic viewpoint and his climate of truth. , When the Ottoman rulers dominated the country, as well as through his meditative themes, manifested his sincere spirit by expressing the annoying cries of love failure. It can be said that the failure of love is one of the important factors in the selection of Ibn Nahas.
Keywords
Ibn al; poetry; rhubarb

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