The Manifestations of Arab Cultural Patterns in Al-Mutanabbi's Poetry

(Raising the ego as a model(

Abstract

The ego was mentioned in Al-Mutanabbi’s Diwan in connection with the manifestations of the Arab cultural patterns in its elevation. .

The significance of the uniqueness of his poetry was manifested in the expression of multiple values, including: (the statement of predestination), (the absence of similarity), (facing death), (courage), and (the station of the prophets).

 While the difference in the style of elevating the ego was mentioned in Al-Mutanabbi’s poetry, through connotations that highlight the poet’s awareness of himself as well as the cultural stock he possesses, by saying with: the concept of honor, and some features of preference such as kindness, profit, and poetic skill.

The poet invested many aspects of nature and moral concepts as attributes of pride in himself and his elevation, drawing inspiration from the high meanings contained in these manifestations and concepts to define his value and material identity. And the precious, and the envied, and the science, and the wonder.