| I certainly do not mean to study all this period of the age of Arab poetry, but I claim in this research that the vast majority of Arab poets were subject to the authority of the rulers and afraid of their oppression | I certainly do not mean to study all this period of the age of Arab poetry, but I claim in this research that the vast majority of Arab poets were subject to the authority of the rulers and afraid of their oppression |
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| Poems are transformed into industry and craft for material profits | … Consider the two of us: you have rent me to pieces, though you Are bare of the garment in which Fate has draped me You work to kill me with no hope of vengeance, As if to kill me is ritual offering to God |
| Few Arab poets are known to rebel against their kings and rulers | I finally conclude the research by summarizing the most important results |
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| Poems are transformed into industry and craft for material profits | The research begins by examining the very special relationship between lyric Arabic poetry and political power through the time |
Few Arab poets are known to rebel against their kings and rulers.
| I certainly do not mean to study all this period of the age of Arab poetry, but I claim in this research that the vast majority of Arab poets were subject to the authority of the rulers and afraid of their oppression | The research begins by examining the very special relationship between lyric Arabic poetry and political power through the time |
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| The research begins by examining the very special relationship between lyric Arabic poetry and political power through the time |