The Paradox in the Pentateuch Aash jaa Al-ssulami (Critical Analytical Study)

The experiences of poets vary according to their artistic visions and intellectual strands. Some of these experiences push the poet to express himself in a different manner that is not without a paradox. Paradoxically, as an ancient literary practice in our Arabic poetry, the poets adopted it to elevate their creations to the literary level, because of their impact on the recipient. They employed it to highlight the contradictions of the life they experienced when they moved away from simplicity and tended to cost and complexity. The paradox in the Arabic poetic text in its various forms, types and forms, from the verbal to the dramatic, according to the style and manner of expression adopted by the poet, with reference to the disparity between poets in the use of this expressive method.
The scholars have colluded that the lamentations in the origin of the talismans, said to the deceased on his grave, until reassuring in the end, and then evolved and turned them to crying, waving, and scarred .. In addition to the memorial of the dead and praise the virtues, Manth was said revealing, and all characterized by the sinking and heat of passion, especially those that are based on the association of the uterus and the closeness, which combines the legacy and the legacy.
 And agree the people of knowledge of poetry that the tradition of encouraging Amr ibn al-Salami in Amr ibn Said, grandson of the conqueror Qutaiba bin Muslim Bahli is the highest in this area, and dealt with this study under the title of the paradox in the seminal Murray encourage peaceful (analytical study critical); to find the places of convergence In its verses and aesthetics, seeking for that critical analytical approach, through which we learned that the lamentations of the Arab poets were no less important than the lamentations of their poets, and we recommend introducing more new readings and modern theses of the ancient legends; to glorify their splendor, and connect with our rich heritage of creations, Tana, and cherish our identity.