The poetry of the Khawarij between the manifestations of the self and the torments of alienation

Abstract

This article attempts to detect the phenomenon of semantics in the poetry of the religious alienation and collective consciousness of Kharijites.

Although it is identified as a manifestation of speech and poetic meaning, it takes its legitimacy from the stylistic context hypothesis to reveal some of the clumsy features with the help of semantics. It reveals two major motives. First, the field of self and its repercussions in the Kharijites poetry as it imposes its presence, namely in the linguistic and emotional aspects. Secondly, it deals with the subdivision in the Kharijites poetry, especially the religious section and its impact on the formation of the ideological, and political theory of the Kharijites doctrine.