Al -Baha Zuhair (ePub)

In this study, Mustafa Abdel Razek is presented to one of the imams of the poetic renaissance, in the Fatimid and Ayobi ages, which is "Al -Baha Zuhair", the owner of the miserable sense, and the pure Egyptian style in writing poetry and selecting topics. The writer circumvents us among unique poetic models in its subjects and style, which feels in its words in the Egyptian accent without prejudice to the grammar of the Arabic language. It is also presented to the most important factors for the promotion of Zuhair's poetry; They are: the unique style, light weights, and the multiple topics that have sailed in all aspects of Egyptian life. The study documented the communication of Al -Baha Zuhair with both Prince, "Majd Al -Din Al -Lamti" while he was assuming the Emirate of Qus, and King Al -Saleh Najm Al -Din Ayoub after his transfer to Cairo, and such studies that deal with the biography of the flags of Arabic poetry come out to us what our literary history contains treasures that have its artistic taste private. A clip from the book: "And no one who translated us with Al -Bahaa Zuhair told us about the biography of his father, but we found in an old written version of the Egyptian Books House of the Bureau of Al -Bahaa Zuhair - No. 2051 Literature - described and was usually forbidden by the people of righteousness and piety. His soul »his father and the transfer of the father of Al -Baha Zuhair from Makkah to Qus in an unknown history, except that the words of historians, as Ibn Khakan, states that Al -Baha Zuhair spent the time of his youth in Upper Egypt, and the friendliness arose between him and Ibn Matrouh in that era. Zuhair was a child when his family migrated to the Nile Valley; but we find in his poetry two poems in which he mentioned his covenant with the Hejaz: I am insulted to the era of the one who was from from me and lived in it, it was a circumstance of his shadow .. And it would be preferable to his mothers and his breeze, and it is my grace .. Hey and oh My sorrow, when his deer was absent from me .. How many of me are between the two roots of Bana and the fullness of Tamam that his rituals contained.