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  1 - The image of Imam Hussein (AS) in the court of Jamal al-Din Khaliei
  Massoud Jaber Abdul Reza Atashi Sahad Jaderi
  Abu al-Hassan Khaliei is one of the committed and obliged poets in Arabic literature, who has composed many beautiful poems in the praise of the Imams and the divine prophets; An idealistic writer who has always sought to realize the ideals of Islamic society and has in More

  Abu al-Hassan Khaliei is one of the committed and obliged poets in Arabic literature, who has composed many beautiful poems in the praise of the Imams and the divine prophets; An idealistic writer who has always sought to realize the ideals of Islamic society and has included those pure concepts in his poetry collection. His poems have outstanding features in terms of content that caused us to consider Khaliei as one of the first-grade poets in committed literature. Khaliei in his divan describes the unique personality of Imam Hussein (AS) and Karbala and the events after it. The present study investigates the examples of Hosseini's poems in the period when poets at that time expressed their sincere feelings for the Hosseini's movement. In this article, the study of Hosseini's poems in Abolhassan Khali'i Divan will be performed by descriptive-analytical method. The findings of the research show that Abul Hassan Khaliei found a safe shelter and full power in the character of Imam Hussein (AS) in order to express his sincere feelings for the Ahl al-Bayt (AS), especially Imam Hussein (AS). Manuscript profile
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  2 - The Analysis of Epic Verses (Rajaz )in Islamic period.
  Syyed Mohammad razi Mostafavi nia
  Radjaz, the epic verse, is one of the oldest forms of Arabic poetry which in the pre Islamic times included different subjects of priding on tribe or revenging or challenging someone to fight and the like.  By the appearance of Islam, there were other subjects such More

  Radjaz, the epic verse, is one of the oldest forms of Arabic poetry which in the pre Islamic times included different subjects of priding on tribe or revenging or challenging someone to fight and the like.  By the appearance of Islam, there were other subjects such as eagerness for martyrdom and defense of the prophet Mohammad added to former aims of Radjaz. Thus the Islamic Radjaz was combined from meaning of Al-Jahiliyyah and sense of Islam.  It seems that the Radjaz of Ashura, the day in which Imam Hoseyn ibn Ali (peace be upon him) was martyred, is the evolution of Islamic Rajaz purified from Jahiliyyah meaning. It's supposed, in addition, to be the greatest model of Islamic literature of resistance in its time that influenced poems composed after.  In this article, we try to prove this thought by comparing some Radjaz in Islamic period with Radjaz of Ashura.  Manuscript profile
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  3 - Investigating the Strategic Role of Lady of the Karbala in the Poems of Contemporary Christian Poets
  Maryam Rahmati Torkashvand Jabbar Azarbar Fatemeh Feizolahi
  The purpose of the present study is to examine the reflection of the personality of Prophet Zainab(PBUH) as the flag bearer of the Karbala movement in the poetry of contemporary Christian poets. Because of his valuable personality and his decisive role in the events of More

  The purpose of the present study is to examine the reflection of the personality of Prophet Zainab(PBUH) as the flag bearer of the Karbala movement in the poetry of contemporary Christian poets. Because of his valuable personality and his decisive role in the events of Ashura and after, including the sermons he expressed for awakening public opinion, expressing the oppression of the Ahlul-Bayt (AS) and revealing the identities of the enemies, has caused many writers and poets To worship and praise him from various religions as a symbol of oppression and freedom. have been studied through descriptive-analytic method through library sources. The findings indicate that Christian poets in their poems focus more on the role of Zaynab (peace be upon him) in Karbala and subsequent events, including attending the Ashura event, delivering a sermon in the Yazid and Obaidullah, and defending Imam Sajjad (Peace be upon him), The expression of the Ashura uprising, the devaluation of the Omavi family and so on have been taken into consideration. They see Prophet Zainab (peace be upon him) symbol and exemple in the fight against colonialism and oppression, and in the contemporary era they see themselves as a continuation of his struggle against oppression. Manuscript profile