The illiteracy of Arabs is a contextual reading

Abstract

       Some modern day scholars have provided readings of the Arab illiteracy of Shanfari that discussed the human values inherent in its interior presented to the modern recipient as human values whose voice is exalted in the Arab desert, seeking justice and freedom and rejecting class and injustice, and with it we can notice that we stand on the beginnings of the formation of a new horizon since the readings that began to appear in the beginning of the sixties onwards, as we can demonstrate this by mentioning many studies that began at that time,  Where the debate began on psychological obsessions, social and ideological motives and their impact on the creativity of lamia, and its reclassification as a unique human experience, Elijah al-Hawi wrote his pioneering study on some Arab poets who are linked by experiences of cruel suffering, foremost among them Shanfari and his lamite, and then followed by studies that were an expression of a strong sense of the need to reveal in one way or another the subtleties of lamia,  Yusuf al-Yusuf published Essays in Jahili Poetry, and then Adonis published his book The Words of the Beginnings, and other readings that were based on a strong desire to reveal and reveal the reservoirs of laminity, by re-reading them from the perspective of.