List of Articles Imra’ ul-Qais

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  1 - The Comparative Analysis of Farewell in Arabic & Persian Poetries
  Nasrin Zargarzadeh Dezfuli Abbas Mahyar Ahmad Zakeri
  One can find out the similar lexicon and conceptual aspects by comparing the Arabic and Persian separation poetries. Persian poets derived some of their poetic concepts from Arabic poetries before and after Islam. The present article initially studies two Arabic odes: o More

  One can find out the similar lexicon and conceptual aspects by comparing the Arabic and Persian separation poetries. Persian poets derived some of their poetic concepts from Arabic poetries before and after Islam. The present article initially studies two Arabic odes: one for Imra’ ul-Qais – before Islam – and the other for Boosiri – the poet after Islam. Finally it analyzes both languages separation poetries and their affections on one another. It could be resulted out that the frequency of some lexicons and concepts are more applicable in both languages such as beloved, hometown, camel, caravan, desert, tear, sorrow, cry and so on. Manuscript profile
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  2 - Various Nature's Concepts In Ancient And Contemporary Literature
  Mohboubeh Baderestani Leila Hosseini
  The present paper compares nature description in Imra’ ul-Qais and Ibn Hamdis poetries with the aim to analyze the nature elements in their poetries – one in Dark Ages era and the other in Andalusian. The main question is that which beautiful scenery has bee More

  The present paper compares nature description in Imra’ ul-Qais and Ibn Hamdis poetries with the aim to analyze the nature elements in their poetries – one in Dark Ages era and the other in Andalusian. The main question is that which beautiful scenery has been described according to their different living eras. The assumption which helps us to find the answer to this question is that Imra’ ul-Qais had described the rain, flood, flowers and night which harmonizes his living place and Ibn Hamdis had also described the flowers around his place. It could be claimed that each poet described the nature of his own living place. Manuscript profile
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  3 - Vocal Application Role in Atlal Prologue (Comparison of Imra’ ul-Qais & Zuhayr bin Abī Sūlmā)
  Jalal Marami Mohsen Khosh Qamat
  The present paper studies the introduction of Atlal in two Imra’ ul-Qais and Zuhayr bin Abī Sūlmā works of art. Selection of these two poets has some reasons; one of them is that each opposes the other; while Imra’ ul-Qais is a bon vivant man but Zuhayr is a More

  The present paper studies the introduction of Atlal in two Imra’ ul-Qais and Zuhayr bin Abī Sūlmā works of art. Selection of these two poets has some reasons; one of them is that each opposes the other; while Imra’ ul-Qais is a bon vivant man but Zuhayr is a God – fearing one. They both experience different conditions of life. The importance of this issue is their interactions with women which is their main motivation in Atlal creation. Finally we realize that both poets apply the adjectives which have harmony with Atlal and are suitable for that. Their spiritual, religious and characteristic features were effective on the lexicon they have applied. Manuscript profile