Investigating Social Thoughts in Abdul Bari Jahani's Poetry
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Poetry, society, ideas, artAbstract
The analysis of social themes and societal viewpoints in poetry speech is a critical matter. Abdul Bar Johann has concentrated on populism, social philosophy, and humanitarian impulses. This poet primarily focuses on campaigning for needs, unity, and consensus among individuals, protecting the rights of the marginalized and suffering, while addressing societal challenges. The poet's dedication and passion for public demands and social movements are evident in his works. While poetry and literature have traditionally addressed a range of social and political themes, many poets have focused primarily on social issues and societal concerns in their writings. Abdul Bar is an eminent poet whose oeuvre possesses international significance. Abdul Bar Johann, a distinguished historical poet, was born in Kandahar, where he acquired the principles of science and literature. His international poetry holds significant value within the historical context of poetry, particularly on social issues. He was among the pioneering authors to meticulously analyze social guilds. This study utilizes a descriptive and analytical methodology to examine the social themes in the poetry of Abdul Bar Johann, with the objective of elucidating the representation of social elements in the works of this distinguished poet. Moreover, socioeconomic themes have been analyzed in diverse foreign poetry. The findings reveal that Abdul Bar Johann condemned the tumultuous condition of society during his day, characterized by fluctuating ethical norms, ultimately steering society towards cohesion and compassion.
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