The effectiveness of the veil and its impact on shaping the poetic painting in the Abbasid era

Abstract

   The veil imposed its influence on the thought of the Abbasid poet and its ability to create strong effects on the characteristics of the poem, drawing its connotations, images and colors of the relationship between them appeared, and deepened a phenomenon that includes a relational concept based on a process of double influence on the creator of the text and its recipient. This influence exercises a hidden, white authority that has the transparent ability to impose its will on the creator and then occupy a large emotional space and a broad behavioral role in constructing the text. Thus, the poetic identity of the veil is drawn, which reflects the extent of the Arab woman’s love for it and her pride in it and the supreme values ​​that its connotations carry. This identity, whose echo we sense in society in general and spread in the poem with its various purposes in particular, reflects the aesthetic aspect of the veil and the beauty and splendor that accompany it. The symbolism of the veil played an active and influential role in its artistic connotation and deep psychological dimensions, and from here the idea of ​​the study emerged.