Qur'anic Allusions and References in the Supplications and Monotheistic Poems of Ibn Hussam Khusfi

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1 university

2 uac

3 jaubir

10.22077/jcrl.2025.8688.1183

Abstract

Among verbal and spiritual arrays and Imaginary Forms, allusion is one of the most important tools that poets use to quickly convey their intentions, beliefs, and thoughts to the audience. This is why, by carefully examining the allusions used in poets' works, one can largely identify their thoughts and beliefs.

After the advent of Islam, allusions to religious and spiritual concepts gradually entered poets' works, and in addition to adding richness of content and theme to the works, they played an important role in promoting and explaining religious beliefs.



Based on scientific explorations using a descriptive-analytical research method, it can be said that the use of allusions to religious and Quranic concepts in the Divan of Ibn-e Husam , in many cases has moved from a superficial and outward-looking level to the depth of Quranic concepts and has penetrated the poet's heart and soul. The poet sometimes crafts words in such hidden and multi-layered corners of Quranic concepts that perhaps ordinary people will never easily grasp the depth of the poet's belief and mastery of these concepts, and reaching the pearl of meaning and the poet's intended concept is not possible except for a familiar and skilled diver who knows how to delve into the depths of meanings. The author, believes that in Ibn-e Husam's poems, especially his monotheistic and supplicatory odes, a direct and close connection with the luminous verses of the Holy Quran can be observed in the form of allusion and reference, especially in the hidden layers.

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