Invoking the Character of Miytham al-Tammar in Contemporary Arabic Poetry: A Case Study of the Poetry of Hassan Al Hattit al-Amili and Jasim al-Sahih

This is a scholarly essay or article about the use of symbolism in contemporary Arabic poetry, focusing on the practice of invoking historical, religious, and mythological figures. It argues that contemporary poets, unlike historians, do not engage with historical figures through factual or logical analysis, but instead reinterpret them through personal experience and current social conditions, adding new dimensions to these figures in order to generate dynamic meanings for the reader. The work examines this as a distinctive feature of modern Arabic literary expression.