Impact of Various Civilizations and Culturesonal-A'shā’s Poetry

Al-A’shā is one of the erudite men of  Mu'allaqāt ("The Suspended Odes" or "The Hanging Poems")– the title of a collection of seven pre-Islamic Arabic qaÒīdahs (odes) – and one of the elite poets of pre-Islamic upper class in whose poems, due to taking many voyages to neighb...

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Main Authors: Seyyed Muhammad Mirhusseini, Hishmatullah Zarei Kefayat
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Published: Allameh Tabataba'i University Press 2012-12-01
Series:پژوهش‌های ترجمه در زبان و ادبیات عربی
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Online Access:https://rctall.atu.ac.ir/article_1404_8065f2251b472086698d2a08bbdc5407.pdf
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description Al-A’shā is one of the erudite men of  Mu'allaqāt ("The Suspended Odes" or "The Hanging Poems")– the title of a collection of seven pre-Islamic Arabic qaÒīdahs (odes) – and one of the elite poets of pre-Islamic upper class in whose poems, due to taking many voyages to neighboring regions, elements of different civilization such as Persian, Roman, Abyssinian, Nebatian, Egyptian, Turkish, Kabuli, etc can be observed. Since he travelled to neighboring areas toearn afortune, his poems represent symbols of civilization and culture such as divorce, marriage, war,pastime, means of pleasure and musical instruments. Furthermore, different religions, religiousbeliefs and rituals can beobserved in his poems. Besidesinfluencing his imagination, civilizationhas influencedthe language, subjects and the poetic music of al-A’shā’spoems. As an effect of listening to the instruments and songs of the bondwomen, unlike other poets of the pre-Islamic era, such as TarafatibnAbd, his poetic language was simple and lacked complexity. The effect of civilization and culture on hispoetic subjects is so much so that in eulogy,he exaggerates like Abbasid era poets and in satire he pokes fun at his subjects, as in lyricism heuses a variety of approaches to describe the beloved. This poet chooses rhythmic metrics for his poetic music. He often uses bahretavil ('lengthy meter') and mutiqārib ('convergent meter'). By using rhymes suchaswords ending withflowing letters of "lām""dāl" and "rā", repetition of letters and words, and their agreement, some newfiguresof speech such as tansīq-i Sifāt ("synathroesmus"), tibagh ("antithesis"), radd al-'ajzallaal-sadr ("epanalepsis"), different types of pun, etche steps up the music of his poems and excites the readers.
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spelling doaj.art-11ba5b80734444aabf87faf4ce8aa8fd2023-12-19T05:27:59ZfasAllameh Tabataba'i University Pressپژوهش‌های ترجمه در زبان و ادبیات عربی2980-77352538-26082012-12-012558391404Impact of Various Civilizations and Culturesonal-A'shā’s PoetrySeyyed Muhammad Mirhusseini0Hishmatullah Zarei Kefayat1استادیار دانشگاه بین‌المللی امام خمینی(ره) - قزویندانشجوی دکتری زبان و ادبیات عربی دانشگاه بین‌المللی امام خمینی(ره)– قزوینAl-A’shā is one of the erudite men of  Mu'allaqāt ("The Suspended Odes" or "The Hanging Poems")– the title of a collection of seven pre-Islamic Arabic qaÒīdahs (odes) – and one of the elite poets of pre-Islamic upper class in whose poems, due to taking many voyages to neighboring regions, elements of different civilization such as Persian, Roman, Abyssinian, Nebatian, Egyptian, Turkish, Kabuli, etc can be observed. Since he travelled to neighboring areas toearn afortune, his poems represent symbols of civilization and culture such as divorce, marriage, war,pastime, means of pleasure and musical instruments. Furthermore, different religions, religiousbeliefs and rituals can beobserved in his poems. Besidesinfluencing his imagination, civilizationhas influencedthe language, subjects and the poetic music of al-A’shā’spoems. As an effect of listening to the instruments and songs of the bondwomen, unlike other poets of the pre-Islamic era, such as TarafatibnAbd, his poetic language was simple and lacked complexity. The effect of civilization and culture on hispoetic subjects is so much so that in eulogy,he exaggerates like Abbasid era poets and in satire he pokes fun at his subjects, as in lyricism heuses a variety of approaches to describe the beloved. This poet chooses rhythmic metrics for his poetic music. He often uses bahretavil ('lengthy meter') and mutiqārib ('convergent meter'). By using rhymes suchaswords ending withflowing letters of "lām""dāl" and "rā", repetition of letters and words, and their agreement, some newfiguresof speech such as tansīq-i Sifāt ("synathroesmus"), tibagh ("antithesis"), radd al-'ajzallaal-sadr ("epanalepsis"), different types of pun, etche steps up the music of his poems and excites the readers.https://rctall.atu.ac.ir/article_1404_8065f2251b472086698d2a08bbdc5407.pdfal-a’shācivilizationpoetryculturemusic
spellingShingle Seyyed Muhammad Mirhusseini
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Impact of Various Civilizations and Culturesonal-A'shā’s Poetry
پژوهش‌های ترجمه در زبان و ادبیات عربی
al-a’shā
civilization
poetry
culture
music
title Impact of Various Civilizations and Culturesonal-A'shā’s Poetry
title_full Impact of Various Civilizations and Culturesonal-A'shā’s Poetry
title_fullStr Impact of Various Civilizations and Culturesonal-A'shā’s Poetry
title_full_unstemmed Impact of Various Civilizations and Culturesonal-A'shā’s Poetry
title_short Impact of Various Civilizations and Culturesonal-A'shā’s Poetry
title_sort impact of various civilizations and culturesonal a sha s poetry
topic al-a’shā
civilization
poetry
culture
music
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