Andalusian poetry inscriptions In the book Nafah -Al Tayeb for Al- Mokri (the study of music in poetry) | ||
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| Article 1, Volume 1, Issue 211, April 2018, Pages 113-132 | ||
| Abstract | ||
| Inscriptions Represented date of the invention of writing by texts engraved first on clay tablets in Mesopotamia , and the stone in the land of the Nile in the late fourth millennium BC . Usually these inscriptions represent nature of the era in which it was written ; hence researchers interested in archeology and ancient history are more than it looked , and tried to decipher some of which are still under study . The study of inscriptions called (abigraphia) ; any knowledge of the inscriptions , I did not find much in the search of engraved poems ,that encouraged me to stroll in ambiences those poems with the Andalusian poet and traveler Ahmed bin Mohammed Mokri in his book Nafah -Al Tayeb. Andalusians influenced by this phenomenon they carved on their palaces , clothes and their graves ... and the other facilitated from words , stories and poetry events, and what I interested in this research is the poetry carved on something, and engraved reason, I will try and with help from Allah studied from the music side. I have found that these poems have attach in mind and have a place in the heart and mind of the recipient; Therefore we find tend to simplicity of expression and smoother weight and rhyme. | ||
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