The Poetry of the Cemetery of the Living: Yusuf ibn Harun al ـ Ramadi as an Example
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This research is concerned with the Andalusian literature in fourth century in the era of the caliphate. This paper handles prison poetry taking the poet Yousif bin Haroon Al-ramady as an example. This poet learned the art of literature in 389 AH. The period he lived in flourished and it was called the golden age. Al-Ramadi was able to compose a lot of poetry inside the prison to express the feelings of the prisoners. This is the majos subject of the present study.
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