Women's poetry in the Abbasid era, authored by: Abdul Fattah Othman

The new aspect of this research is that it presents a proud and bright image of women in the Abbasid era and reveals the role they played in cultural, political, social, and artistic life. It sheds light on many aspects of the civilizational development that included Abbasid life by uncovering the extent of women's contributions to it. It also highlights the woman poet in this era by collecting her poetry across various themes, studying and analyzing it, and comparing the poetry of free women and slave women. It demonstrates the characteristics of each and the extent to which their poetic experience was influenced by their lives. To achieve this goal, it includes a study of meaning, emotion, style, and the extent of women's innovation, focusing on the feminine traits in her poetry, which are attributed to her psychological nature. However, these traits did not elevate her to the level of creation and innovation. This research proved the superiority of men over women in the poetic themes each addressed, in terms of inventing meanings, embellishing language, and the ability to depict and indulge in imagination. 252 pages