Places of tenderness and splendor according to Abu Firas Al-Hamdani

Abstract

Delicacy and splendor are two branches of the science of aesthetics, and it is a science in which beauty is investigated, the places of beauty in literature and elsewhere, and this article is a practical application of the poem of the Abbasid poet Abu Firas al-Hamdani (Araka asiyya Al-damai), which is a poem in which the meanings of tenderness compete, such as the ease of words, their ambiguity, and their elegance. Attraction and flow. There is a clear presence of magnificence in the poem, such as the powerful words, and wars, the article

was concluded with a talk about the combination of the words of tenderness and splendor with the meaningful meanings of all of them, and the good performance of these words in delicacy and splendor. Although aesthetics is a newly born science, this article contains projections from the ancient books that established this science, with a discussion of some titles of aesthetics