Women in the poetry of the pre-Islamic era between real and symbolic experience

Abstract

The woman, whether a symbol or a reality, exercised an influential attraction and a compelling authority over the hearts of poets in the pre-Islamic era. Life in the Arabian Peninsula was appropriate for dealing with women. The forehead smiles, and sends its silver rays to the entertainer, the watcher, and the sleeper, captivating his heart, and the stars shine as blankets in the sky of a sacrificial, incoherent and contrite.There is a terrible stillness that inspires contemplation, spacious, unfolding comfort, and absolute freedom. In view of this spontaneous natural beauty, the highest emotions and romantic relationships arose with the woman, who became complementary to this spontaneous environmental beauty with her authentic Arab beauty, "because the beauty of a woman is the most precious of the two faculties of living, conscious beauty whose admiration never ceases. As the beautiful woman was and still collects the beauty of beauty, and symbolizes nature's past of fascination and creativity. Women in the life of the poet constitute two basic elements. One of them: a symbol and the other: a reality. In both cases, the woman, with her two elements, remains present in his feelings and emotions, with the bodily and spiritual beauty she bears.