الجهود الأدبية و النقدية عند الدكتور حاكم حبيب الكريطي

Rp- Literary and critical efforts of Dr. Hakim Habib Al-Kuraiti.pdf

The Por. Dr : Hakim bin Habib bin Ezr bin Musa Al-Kuraiti, his lineage ends with the Qurayt tribe, which in its origins belongs to Abu Bakr bin Jaafar bin Kilab of Bani Amer. His birth, upbringing and biography: He was born in the year 1953 AD, in the village of Abu Ruwayh, which is affiliated to the Al-Khairat sub-district of the Al-Hindiya district, which is called in the folklore (Twirej), and it is one of the districts of the holy Karbala governorate.
My desire for the ancient heritage of Arabic poetry constituted a great obsession for me, since the first stage of my initial studies, as it is the basis of Arabic poetry and the title of its authenticity in various eras, and from that my inclination to the literary and critical heritage of the critic was a reason for choosing the topic and because I aspire to Stand on more of that heritage, and delve into it I found in the writings of the experienced professor, Dr. Hakim Al-Kuraiti, and his method, what fueled my ambition in this field. Despite the promotion of modernity and its wide fame, he decided to distance himself and study the literary and critical heritage until he reached what he reached, and from here I found I am motivated to research a topic related to this poetry, and from that, I found in the writings of our experienced professor, Dr. The genius and culture of that rich man, as well as his books, caught my attention, so I wanted to go into the search for that great critical scholar, because the efforts he made require in-depth study. And criticism, interpretation, text verification, and lexicon), and after long dialogues with the experienced professor Dr. Hakim Habib al-Kuraiti, it was agreed, after consulting my professor, Dr. Muhammad Abd al-Rasoul, on the title of this research (The Literary and Critical Efforts of Dr. Hakim Habib Al-Kuraiti) expressed his great interest and welcome in him, out of loyalty to the people of knowledge and literature.
The aim of the thesis was to shed light on the literary and critical efforts of this rich man (the experienced professor, Dr. Hakim Habib Al-Kuraiti), because in the field of literary and critical studies I did not find an academic study that talks about the literary and critical efforts of this generous man, so I wanted to go into the search for that great critical scientist, then the stage of building the appropriate plan for the research was, so my professor, Dr. Muhammad Abdul Rasoul Al-Saidi, preferred my discussion in laying out the main features of it, as was our experienced professor, Dr. Hakim Habib Al-Kuraiti and my friend Dr. Ali Hakim Habib Al-Kuraiti It influenced me in directing and instructing me, and enriching the research with the abundance of their knowledge. The research was organized into a preface and three chapters, where the preface resulted in talking about the author’s life, his style, and the study of his writings a descriptive study. The first chapter was concerned with the literary aspect and was completed with four sections. Before Islam, and about his position on poetry and its types in pre-Islamic Arabic poetry, as well as defining the story and narration in language and idiomatically.
The second topic studied the forms of narrative narration in animal stories in ancient Arab poetry in the pre-Islamic era, and explained the relationship between that poetry and narration, as that relationship prevailed the logic of interaction between the components of narration and poetic discourse.
With a statement of the author’s position on the story of the zebra and the wild cow, and the third topic is concerned with the author’s position on the story of the bull of the beast, the oppressor and the ostrich, while the fourth topic is devoted to studying the author’s methodology, in the book Inspiration of Proverbs in Umayyad Poetry, and the Employment of Proverbs Literary among the poets of the Umayyad era.
The second chapter took care of the critical aspect, and was completed with three sections, the first section included the author’s position on images of criticism in the pre-Islamic era, and the second chapter included the author’s position on criticism in the Islamic and Umayyad era, and the third section was completed on the author’s position on criticism about Scholars of the third century of migration. As for the third chapter, it was completed with two chapters, I went to the study of the author’s religious books, as the first topic included a reading in the book of Ahl al-Bayt (peace be upon them) in Nahj al-Balaghah. It was a summary of the search trip.
And after this, I made an effort in which I did what knowledge required of the student, and it was a long and arduous path, which I did not take alone, but rather my distinguished professors played the role of correction and guidance whenever my mistake stumbled in this path .