The use of literary references in Islamic poetry Prose as a model

Abstract

This research, derived from a master's thesis, examines how Islamic poets employed various literary references in constructing their poetic discourse, particularly oratory, proverbs, and wisdom, as expressive tools that reinforce the religious and intellectual dimensions of Islamic poetry. Islamic poets relied on these references to effectively convey their messages of religious and ethical guidance, combining artistic beauty with moral significance.

The research concludes that the use of these literary references by Islamic poets contributed to strengthening the message-oriented dimension of Islamic poetry, making the poem a means of guidance and social reform, in addition to its status as a work of art. This use also demonstrates the interaction of Islamic poetry with the Arabic rhetorical tradition and its utilization in the service of Islamic values ​​and principles.