The impact of the Noble Qur’an on Abbasid poetry

Abstract

This study was concerned with revealing the effect of the Noble Qur’an on Abbasid poetry, and it has been shown that poetry in the Abbasid era was available from the Qur’anic specification, and that the poets were inspired by the Qur’anic meanings and connotations in their poetry. Praise, and they employed negative values ​​in satire, and ideas emerged: patience, reckoning, praying for the victory of paradise and the fate of the righteous and other Qur’anic ideas in lamentation, and the Qur’anic effect was evident in spinning, despite what may seem difficult for the Qur’anic effect to appear in it. In it the ruling and the Qur’anic references are more than what was revealed in others, and the ascetics of Abu Al-Ataheya are the best representations of this.

The Qur’anic influence was evident in the artistic formation of Abbasid poetry as well. The poets employed many terms in the Qur’anic dictionary in their poetry, and they were inspired by its meanings in shaping their artistic images and imaginations. Which means that the effect of the Qur’an was evident in Abbasid poetry, both from an objective point of view or from a technical point of view.