In a vibrant celebration of cultural heritage, the latest issue of “الحيرة من الشارقة” marks its 77th release, focusing on the rich realm of popular poetry. This monthly magazine, published by the Sharjah Department of Culture, emphasizes the significance of Emirati and Arab poetry, inviting readers to explore a diverse collection of works that reflect human experiences and emotions.
Celebrating Emirati and Arab Poetry
The 77th issue of “الحيرة من الشارقة” showcases a selection of poems from various poets across the UAE, the Gulf region, and the wider Arab world. The sections titled “أنهار الدهشة” and “بستان الحيرة” present meticulously curated verses that resonate with audiences, emphasizing the beauty and depth of popular poetry.
Thematic Exploration of Bedouin Poetry
Another important segment, “على المائدة,” delves into the role of Nabati poetry in expressing human identity and conveying the heartfelt messages of poets. This exploration underscores the cultural significance of poetry as a medium for self-expression and community connection, enhancing the appreciation of art.
Honoring Literary Giants and Emerging Voices
The magazine also dedicates a section titled “مداد الرواد” to honor the late Emirati poet Abdullah bin Amer Al-Falasi, reflecting on his contributions and impact on the poetry landscape. Additionally, “شبابيك الذات” features the experiences of Qatari poet Hamdan Al-Mari, further diversifying the voices represented in this issue of “الحيرة من الشارقة.”
Interdisciplinary Insights and Contemporary Discussions
In “عتبات الجمال,” the magazine highlights the significance of the pen in the work of poets through engaging interviews and dialogues. The analysis continues in “ضفاف نبطية,” where the literary style of Emirati poet Fatima Nasser, known as “فتاة تهامة,” is discussed. The edition also features “مدارات,” which reviews Dr. Abdullah Glies’ book “المرجع الوافي في الأوزان والقوافي,” providing valuable insights for poetry enthusiasts.
Moreover, themes of tolerance in Nabati poetry and the aesthetic and semantic aspects of color in Emirati poetry are explored in the respective sections “فضاءات” and “تواصيف.” Lastly, “إصدارات وإضاءات” brings attention to the poetry collection “خارج السرب” by Palestinian poet Adnan Karizma, celebrating contemporary literary contributions alongside traditional forms.