Textual Intertextuality In The Poetry Of The Bani Debba Poets Of The Islamic Era/ التعالق النصي في شعر شعراء بني ضبة في العصر الاسلامي

Mahmood Ahmed Shakir Ghadeeb

Abstract


A literary text is created through relationships with other scholarly and artistic texts, as clearly represented in the poetry of the poets of Bani Debba in the early Islamic era, which will be analysed and studied in terms of the relationships among their poetic texts. This research aims to identify the poetry of this tribe in the Islamic era, the extent to which they were influenced by what they heard from the ancient period, and the areas of influence. Research method: This research analysed several poems by the Bani Debba tribe from that era to identify the sites of influence. Results: is to explore the extent to which the poets of bani dabba were influenced by the before islamic poetic text and the extent to which the poets of this tribe were able to employ the words and meanings they found in the Islamic poetic text, and this research has provided a clear picture of the meanings in which bani dabba poets wrote in the Islamic era. This research has provided a clear picture of the meanings the poets of Bani Debba used in their writings during the Islamic era.

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Arabic; Poetry; Bani Debba; Islam

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.18860/ijazarabi.v9i1.36464

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