The Sufi poetry of Dr. Abdul Wali Al-Shamiri, the poem "The Late AlSajjad" as a model: Stylistic study

Abstract

This research aims to shed light on one of the creative aspects of the personality of the poet  Abdul Wali Al-Shamiri, where his creative formation in the phenomenon of "Sufi poetry" was  identified by the poet, as he took Sufi poetry as a way to express his pain and pain at the  separation of his father, where he worked on Attracting and drawing the attention of the reader;  To share with him his worries and sorrows, and by studying the divine and spiritual sounds, he  divided them into four sections: loud voices, whispered voices, explosive sounds, and fricative  sounds. Much prostration to God Almighty, and loud voices recorded a distinguished presence  in most of the passages, and they had the best luck compared to the whispered, explosive, and  fricative voices, as we showed through statistics and induction.