“abu almajd al,isfahani” and his poetic themes

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“Abu Almajd Al,Isfahani” and his Poetic Themes         Hamid Bagheri Dehbarez *   Nasrollah Shameli **   Sardar Aslani ***     Abstract     "Abu Almajd Isfahani" is one of the greatest Iranian poets whose poets are in Arabic language. He was trained in Iran and Iraq (Isfahan and Najaf) and used both cultures. Although he is a great poet, his academic and literary life was not so much studied by academic researchers. So, this research aimed to consider both the literary and academic aspects of his life. The findings of this study show that the main theme of his poetry is Ekhvaniat, he has considered the glory of great people in his poetry nevertheless, he has not ignored the mean people. Althou his poems are not great in number, their meaning is beautiful and sublime. He concerned with figures of speech in his poetry.     Keywords : Abu Almajd Al Isfahani, Poetic thems, Ekhnaniat. Eulogy      * PhD student in Arabic Language and Literature, University of Isfahan. E-mail: bagheridehbarez@gmail .com. ** Professor, Department of Arabic Language and Literature, University of Isfahan. *** Assistant Professor, Department of Arabic Language and Literature, University of Isfahan.
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Authors ;Hamid Bagheri Dehbarez;Nasrollah Shameli;Sardar Aslani
Journal research in arabic language
Year 2013
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