The Adventure in the Poetry of Omar Bin Abi Rabia
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The concept of adventure means an exciting and unusual experience, and in some characters well-known characters began to appear, and this number became known at first. Sometimes it is made of life skills such as marriage or the like.
But Omar Ibn Abi Rabia’s spinning remains the mirror of his time. His departure to spinning made him masterful in expressing his flirting adventures. He was daring, as he intended to hide the beloved during the night without fear. We study a different poet, whether on the level of personality or at the level of imagination and the formulation of the event, and the poet contributed to the service of the poetic experience to shed light in the folds of the poetic text. By expressing himself and publicly declaring this, his poetry deserved attention and care, and his poetry still contains a number of intellectual, psychological and artistic evidence.
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