Principles of Islamic literature in the poems of Ma'moun Jarrar

Mirzazadeh, Bahman; Ahmadi, Abdolhamid; Abdolahzadeh, Foad

doi:10.22075/lasem.2021.21026.1250

Principles of Islamic literature in the poems of Ma'moun Jarrar

https://doi.org/10.22075/lasem.2021.21026.1250

Volume 11, Issue 32

Volume 11, Issue 32, Fall 2020 and Winter 2021

March 2021

Pages 109-128

Studies on Arabic Language and Literature

Document Type : Scientific- Research Article

Authors

Bahman Mirzazadeh ¹

Abdolhamid Ahmadi ²

Foad Abdolahzadeh ²

¹ MA in Arabic Language and Literature from Zabol University, Iran.

² Assistant Professor, Department of Arabic Language and Literature, University of Zabol, Iran.

Abstract

Islamism in the literature is an independent school that followed the publication of Western literary schools in Islamic countries. In this school the poet looks at the universe and humanbeings from the Islamic point of view. He believes that the only alternative way of solving all social and individual crises is found in following the Islamic teachings. Ma'moun Jarrar (1949), the Palestinian poet, received the effectiveness of such approach to create his own poems. For The importance of this stream in the literary field, this study tries and is based on the descriptive-analytical approach to review the Islamic trends in the poetry of Mamoun Jarrar. The poet’s reliance on “Islamic” principles in his treatment of various social and political issues is one of the most important characteristics of his poetry. His review of the Palestinian issue with a religious connotation, the lament of the entire Islamic nation, the desire to adhere to the Islamic teachings to revive the religious culture, and his extensive use of Quranic intertextuality and prophetic hadith in all its poetic contents, all this clearly indicates the extent of the poet’s commitment to Islamic principles in his poetry.

Keywords

literary school

Islamism

The Palestinian issue

the lamentation of the Islamic nation

Ma'moun Jarrar

Subjects

Modern Literature

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