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May 25, 2024International Journal of Religion0 citations

The Woman in the Poetry of the Knights

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NANadeem Yousef Mohammed Al-mobaideenAl-Zaytoonah University of Jordan

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The study was based on the depiction of women in the poetry of knightly poets. Women are often in a position of reverence, reverence, and respect, and their status with men is great and their relationship is close. So knightly poets set out to clarIfy this image, full of their enthusiasm and heroism, and confirming their victory in the presence of women from many aspects, showing the Impact of Love Is in their souls in their way, whichh is filled with chivalry and courage. Despite their preoccupation with battles and fighting, the role of women remains endemic in their souls, hearts, and poetry.

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Nadeem Yousef Mohammed Al-mobaideen (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e686c6b6db64358760f992https://doi.org/10.61707/6cb7ea41
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