September 28, 2025Forum for Linguistic StudiesOpen Access

The Architecture of Parallelism and the Construction of Meaning in Al-Mu'tamid ibn Abbad's Elegy to Himself

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The study uncovers the poetic craftsmanship evident in Al-Mu'tamid ibn Abbad's self-elegy, influencing how meaning is constructed.
Key findings reveal a significant focus on parallelism and semantic depth, offering a deeper appreciation of Arabic poetic forms.
An operational framework guides the exploration of the poem's structural elements, including syntax, meter, and rhyme.
Examining this self-elegy sheds light on the aesthetic mechanisms of lamentation and self-representation in poetry.

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This analysis demonstrates the structure and aesthetic mechanisms of parallelism in poetry, revealing insights into self-elegy and lamentation.

Fatina Jamal Awawdeh (2025) studied this question.

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This analysis demonstrates the structure and aesthetic mechanisms of parallelism in poetry, revealing insights into self-elegy and lamentation.