Religiousness in the Poetry of Abu Ishaq Al-Ilbiri (d. 460 AH) A Critical Psychological Study

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Mohammed Obed AlSabhani
Yaser Fadhel Mushref

Abstract

The poetry of Abu Ishaq al-Albiri is a wonderful example of the models of religious proposal purpose, but represents a form of moderation, middle and asceticism in life, which is a message that falls within the religious and cultural world of our poet at the time and carries the message between the roots of this religion on the one hand, And its extension and expansion and overcome hearts and minds on the other. Hence the importance of the study in the search for religious tendencies in the poetry of Abu Ishaq al-Albiri, as a phenomenon manifested in his poems, and a feature of his poems and this trend was not derived from the lack, but is the result of the interaction of religious, psychological, social and cultural, was echoed that tendency and waving To reform what has spoiled life and what corrupt rulers and tried hard to put his psychological and ideological ideas in his poems. As for the curriculum of the study, it is based on a preface: It sheds light on the religious trend and the poet's enjoyment of life and the challenges of the age. Three topics: the first topic: the world and the hereafter; the second topic: dealing with life and death. The study concluded with the findings of the researchers and the list of sources and references.

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السبهاني م. ع., & ياسر فاضل مشرف. (2018). Religiousness in the Poetry of Abu Ishaq Al-Ilbiri (d. 460 AH): A Critical Psychological Study. Journal of AlMaarif University College (JAUC), 27(1), 200-218. Retrieved from https://www.uoajournal.com/index.php/maarif/article/view/115
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