Rejection and its manifestations in the poetry of Abdullah Al-Baradouni Vali Baharvand

Abstract

The writers did not stand on their stand in the face of the unfortunate events of society, but stood on the side of the other fighters They publicly rejected the existence of tyrannical rulers, and openly called on people to fight injustice and lack of freedom Reflects the suffering of the nation, where the reverberation of resistance as a result of factors such as internal tyranny or the encroachment of foreigners on geographical borders resonate.

The Yemeni people have long gone through a turbulent history and endured a lot of suffering One of the fighters who spared no effort to liberate his people from the yoke of internal and external enemies is the blind Yemeni poet Abdullah Al-Baradouni.

The purpose of this article, which relied in its research on the descriptive analytical method, is to present manifestations of rejection, such as the defense of Palestine and anti-colonialism in his poetry. Exploring the valuable concepts in depth, this study shows that Al-Baradouni calls on Palestinian refugees to return to their ancestral homeland. He also spoke about the unity of the Arabs with them, and in his opinion that greatness and prestige can only be achieved by fighting the enemy and foreigners, and only in light of this human value does man reach his high position in life. He also believes that the ignorance and oppression of the rulers of Yemen on the one hand, And the love of power and their greed, on the other hand, made them denial of humanity, as people became suffering from many things Al-Baradouni believes that, in an oppressed society led by a tyrannical leadership, sleeping and neglected people should be considered the main cause of injustice and oppression, and they should be considered the cause of innocent bloodshed