LINGUISTIC STRUCTURE IN THE PROPHETIC HAMZIA OF SHAWQI
- Authors
-
-
Dhifaf Abduljalil Abdulwahd
University of Baghdad/ College of Fine Arts
Author
-
- Keywords:
- Structure - sounds - morphology - structures – significance.
- Abstract
-
This research entitled (The Linguistic Structure in the Prophetic Hamziyah of Shawqi), deals with the linguistic structure at its different levels: phonetic, morphological, structural and semantic poem of the most important poems in praise of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, in the modern era, and the research has followed the descriptive analytical approach, and the research came out with some results, including: Shawqi committed to a traditional sea of poetry is the sea of full, the poet took advantage of the inner music to show his idea and emotion, including: Attention to the choice of the singular sound, and attention to the sound within the framework of the pronunciation, and Shawqi was interested in homogeneity between words because of the beautiful musical impact it leaves, and he also paid attention to repetition to confirm his idea. Within the framework of the morphological structure, we found the diversity of Shawqi's use of verb forms, sources and different derivatives with their general connotations and their own connotations in the poem. In the study of structural structure, we found synthetic phenomena such as advancement, delay, and objection with their rhetorical connotations. Within the framework of the semantic structure, five semantic fields emerged, including the field of words of happiness, the field of religious words, and the field of words of the Arab environment.
- References
-
1.Ibn al-Atheer, Abdullah, The Walking Proverb, edited by Sheikh Kamel Muhammad Oweidah, Dar al-Kutub al-Ilmiyya, Beirut, i (1998).
2.Al-Istrabadi, Al-Radhi, Sharh Al-Shafiya, investigated by: Muhammad Nour Al-Hassan and others, Dar Al-Kutub Al-Ilmiyya, Beirut, i (1982).
3.Al-Andalusi, Abu Hayyan, Resorption of beating from Lisan Al-Arab, edited by Rajab Othman Muhammad, Al-Khanji Library Publishing, Cairo, 1st Edition ( 1998).
4.Anis, Ibrahim, Semantics, Anglo-Egyptian Library, Cairo.
5.Music of Poetry, Anglo-Egyptian Library, 2nd Edition ( 1952).
6.Al-Jahiz, Abu Othman:Al-Bayan wal-Tabiyin, edited by: Abd al-Saram Haroun, Dar al-Jeel Beirut, d.t.
7.Al-Haywan, edited by Abd al-Salam Haroun, Arab-Islamic Scientific Academy, Beirut, 2nd Edition (1965).
8.Al-Jarem, Ali, and Mustafa Amin, The Clear Rhetoric, Dar Al-Fikr Beirut, 1st Edition (2005).
9.Al-Jurjani, Abdul Qaher, Evidence of Miracles, corrected by Sheikh Muhammad Abdo and Sheikh Muhammad Mahmoud Al-Turkzi Al-Shanqeeti, Dar Al-Kutub Al-Ilmiyya, Beirut, dt .
10.Jaafar, Qudama bin Jaafar, Criticism of Poetry, edited by Muhammad Abdel Moneim Khafaji, Dar Al-Kutub Al-Ilmiyya Beirut, (d.t.).
11.Al-Suyuti, Jalal Al-Din, Al-Mizhar in Language Sciences, investigated by Muhammad Abu Al-Fadl Ibrahim and others, Dar Al-Turath, Cairo, 3rd Edition,.
12.Al-Sakaki, Abu Yaqoub Youssef bin Muhammad, The Key to Science, investigated by Abdul Hamid Hindawi, Dar Al-Kutub Al-Ilmiyya, Beirut, 1st Edition (2000).
13.Al-Shayeb, Ahmed, The Origins of Literary Criticism, Egyptian Renaissance Library, Cairo, 10th Edition (9199).
14.Shawqi, Ahmed, Shawqiyat, Hindawi Foundation for Education and Culture.
15.Asfour, Jaber The Artistic Image in the Critical and Rhetorical Heritage of the Arabs, Beirut, 3rd Edition (1992).
16. Ibn Asfour, Ali bin Mu'min bin Muhammad, Al-Hadrami Al-Ishbili, the great pleasure in acting, Librairie du Liban Publishing, 1st Edition (1996).
17.Ibn Aqeel, Bahaa al-Din Abdullah, Sharh Ibn Aqeel, edited by Muhammad Muhyi al-Din, Dar al-Turath, Cairo, i (1999).
18.Omar, Ahmed Mukhtar, Semantics, World of Books, Cairo, 7th Edition (2009).
19.Fakhoury, Mahmoud Fakhoury, Music of Arabic Poetry, Aleppo University Press.
20.Fadl, Salah, Styles of Arabic Poetry, Quba Publishing House, Cairo (1998).
- Downloads
- Published
- 2026-05-19
- Issue
- Vol. 2 No. 5 (2026)
- Section
- Articles
- License
-
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
