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ايات الماء والنبات في القران الكريم : دراسة اسلوبية == The Aias of Water And Plant in Holy Quran A Stylistic Study

اسم المؤلف: رائد رشيد صالح حبيب الحمداني

اسم المشرف: محمد سعيد حسين مرعي الجبوري

الموضوع العام: اللغة العربية وادابها

السنة: 2009

الموضوع الدقيق: اللغة

الدرجة: ماجستير

الجامعة: جامعة تكريت - كلية التربية للبنات - قسم اللغة العربية

اللغة: العربية

مكان الجامعة: صلاح الدين

الصفحات الاولى:

الشاهد النحوي عند الحيدرة اليمني (ت599هـ) في كتابه كشف المشكل في النحو == The Grammatical Evidence of Al - Haydar - Atulyamani (D.599 A.H) in His Book Kashf Ul - Mushkil Fil Naho

اسم المؤلف: سحر علي عطية

اسم المشرف: جايد زيدان مخلف

الموضوع العام: اللغة العربية وادابها

السنة: 2004

الموضوع الدقيق: اللغة

الدرجة: ماجستير

الجامعة: جامعة تكريت - كلية التربية للبنات - قسم اللغة العربية

اللغة: العربية

مكان الجامعة: صلاح الدين

الصفحات الاولى:

اوجه الصراع في شعر الصعاليك والفتاك الى نهاية العصر الاموي == Aspects of Conflict in Al - Sa'Alik's Poetry Till The End of The Umayad Age

اسم المؤلف: رؤى جاسم محمد محمود الحديثي

اسم المشرف: علي حسن جاسم الجنابي

الموضوع العام: اللغة العربية وادابها

السنة: 2011

الموضوع الدقيق: اللغة

الدرجة: ماجستير

الجامعة: جامعة تكريت - كلية التربية للبنات - قسم اللغة العربية

اللغة: العربية

مكان الجامعة: صلاح الدين

الصفحات الاولى:

المستخلص: Poetry was one of the most important arts of the Arabs because they employed it in all the fields of their life since ancient times till the present. It was their record; full of the tales of their lives, their joys and sadness, their victories and defeats and their habits, conventions and morals … etc. till it became their sacred which kept all the aspects of their life. Conflict was one of the aspects of their Life which characterized their poems‚ especially AL - Sa'alik's (vagabonds') poems where conflict was the dominant feature in their poetry. It attracts the attention of the reader to the extent of this conflict which pervades every aspect of their life.The thesis is divided into an introduction and two chapters. The Introduction tries to explain the meaning of "conflict" linguistically and idiomatically and its types as well as the meaning of sa'laka (vagabondage) linguistically and idiomatically. The chapter, then, tries to explore the reasons of vagabondage and the factors behind its appearance in the lives of al - Sa'alik. These reasons are economic, geographical and psychological as well as some other factors which participated in some way or another in the emergence of these phenomena.Chapter One is devoted to the conflict for survival and it is divided into two sections. The first section is entitled "The Conflict with Natural Forces" and it includes the conflict with the still and the mobile forces‚ the conflict with the unknown (death, aging, time and poverty). The second deals with the conflict with the other individual such as (the threatening killer, the miser, the vagabond and woman) and the conflict with the collective "other" such as (the poet's tribe and the other tribes).Chapter Two is devoted to the study of the self as the focus of the conflict and is divided into two sections. The first one "The Internal Conflict" tackles the conflict within the self, the self - conflict with alienation and the conflict with prison. The second deals with the self's conflict with thoughts and beliefs and is subdivided into sub - sections : the conflict with kings and walis, conflict with jinn and monsters and the conflict with other things such as religion, myth and beliefs. The last part of the thesis is the Conclusion which sums up the findings of the study which can be summed up as follows : the Sa'alik's conflict was diverse and severe which pervaded their psychological, social and political lives and it included even the conflict with natural environment. This had an evident impact on their selves till they were abandoned and neglected by their tribes and by the others and this increased the tension and the internal conflict within their selves which was reflected on their personalities and their way of dealing with every thing round them till their lives became continuous conflict.