مجلة ريحان للنشر العلمي مجلة علمية، محكمة، شهرية، مفتوحة الوصول
The study focused on the subject of the African liberation struggle and its impact on the Chadian Arabic poetry by three Chadian poets, namely: Abbas ,Muhammad Abdel Wahid, Muhammad Omar Al-Fal and Issa Abdullah between2010 and 1960 AD. , a period full of revolutions and liberation .movements The research was divided into four axes: the first axis included the liberation struggle within the Chadian national environment, the second axis included the liberation struggle within the regional environment, the third axis included the mechanisms and means of struggle used for liberation.The fourth axis included the study of the form of the poem, in which I approached the study of meters, rhymes, poetic images, some creative improvements and the structure of the poem.The study demonstrated that the topic of human liberation in general and African liberation in particular .is abundantly present in Chadian poetry The research results were summarized as follows: Chadian poets have followed several paths and means to raise the question of liberation and its .treatment The liberation poets composed three vowels: the simple, the light and the rajaz, in addition to ta’feela poetry. The most used of these vowels was Muhammad Omar al-Fal, then Abbas Muhammad Abd al-Wahid, then Issa .Abdullah They use fewer similar images; As they used more metaphor, metaphor and metonymy .They decorated their poetry with marvelous embellishments, the most striking of which were alliteration and then counterpoint. They opened their poems on the same subject and ended them with it or with something .closest to it They paid great attention to the construction of their poems, making the verse an independent unit, but this in no way dispensed with the rest of the other verses. While studying the subject, I followed the descriptive and analytical method during the study, as it is the most reliable approach for such a study, committed to objectivity and complete neutrality when .explaining, analysis, criticism and judgment
Keywords: Poetry – Struggle – African – Chadian
