أثر الحديث النبوي في شعر "محمود الوراق"Contemplation of Prophetic Hadīth in the Poetry of “Mahmood al-Warraq”

Abstract

Mahmood Ibn al-Hasan al-Warrāq is a poet of wisdom and preacher in the Abbsid Era but there is no material about his birthday in antiquity. He was born in Kufa and raised in Baghdad. He was known by the name of al al-Warrāq because he was fee burner and it was a career for him. He was called an Nakhas (Slaver) too. Imam al-Baghdadi said about this: it is said that he was selling slave. The poet al-Warrāq died in the year 230 of the expatriation of the Abbasid caliph al-Mu’tasim al-Warrāq’s poems have been promoted in Arabic literature. At the beginning of his poems, he took luck from fun and messing around. But he withheld himself from and atoned for that with a sincere heart to almighty Allah and his poetry turned in to asceticism, tenderness, counsel and wisdom. This study aims to highlight his poetical imagination with the contemplation of Prophetic Ahādīth in a particular way that will open a new research ground of this field.