The case of Palestine in the poems of Abdul Wahab al-Bayati

Abstract

Al-Quds is the pulsating heart of the Arabs, the capital of Palestine, the cradle of Al-Sayed al-Masih, peace be upon him, and the home of Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, the first of the Qiblateen, and the middle of the two holy places. Al-Quds is the interest of the Arab poets, in all parts of the Arab world, even in the exile, so the poets composed the greatest poems in praise of it, in defense of it, and in the affirmation of hope that it will be saved from the harm of the Zionist aggression. And the attack of most of the poems has common meanings, the most prominent of which is: exposing the evil of the Zionist enemy in adding harm to the Arab people in Palestine and occupying the land. Glorifying the heroic deeds and praising the martyrs and portraying the steadfastness of the people in the land and holding on to it. Exposing the fallacy of Zionism and condemning its aggression and exposing its methods in its false claims,