Adornment and ornamental words in Ibn Al-Rumi’s poetry

Abstract

        Words occupied a large space and were present in general poetic poetry. They received the attention of the ancients and moderns, so they dealt with them by research, study, and authentication. They examined their use and contextual connotations, and treated this phenomenon from its chapters. I saw association, morphology, grammatical, phonetic, etc., and published collections of poetry, full of reviews, and (ornamental and ornamental words). ) is one of the words around which a number of studies and research have focused within the studies of cultural words in various eras as a matter of origin and witness to the aspects of the social life of a particular era. Because literary production represents an image in the light of which we clarify the features of future life Nisan Al-Rumi is a poet whose passion has been extensively studied and whose studies have been studied by many pens, because of the combination of apathy and pessimism that surrounds this character. His life is a connected episode of successive misfortunes and tragedies. He felt tears between the life of poverty after wealth, between the death of loved ones and the loss of conversation, and between rapture and pleasures. Who escaped from the painful memories of the past; Which was reflected in his poetic production, as he did not see hope in life, so the combinations to the study of his poetry became known, especially the vocabulary that dominated his era, and especially his collection became considered one of the largest collections of poetry, and he excelled in lengths exceeding three hundred verses, so he distinguished himself from other poets with the features of his poetry, the computer and analysis station. and reading, It deserves to be studied in order to find out many important aspects of his life in his attempts at Passover, and in this study we wanted to look at an important aspect of one of the many forms of his poetry, which relates to women’s adornment, and the extent of the man’s interest in this aspect, and how he deals with adornment words and the nature of his use. The study included a general introduction to adornment, followed by a brief overview of the poet’s life, then arranging the adornment words contained in his poetry in alphabetical order, rooting those words and their evidence in the poetry of those who preceded the poet, starting from the pre-Islamic era and ending with evidence of his poetry.