Osmanlı Dönemi Arap Şiirinde Formel Bir Yapı: Tatrîz
A Formal Structure in Ottoman Period Arab Poetry: Tatriz
Author(s): Mehmet Zahid ÇokyürürSubject(s): Other Language Literature, The Ottoman Empire, Theory of Literature, Rhetoric, Sociology of Literature
Published by: Karadeniz Teknik Üniversites - İlahiyat Fakültesi
Keywords: Arabic Language and Rhetoric; Arabic Poetry; Ottoman Period; Tatrız; Acrostic;
Summary/Abstract: Tatrîz, which is included in the category of artistic arts in Arabic literature, first appeared on the stage of history as one of the six arts mentioned by Abu Hilal al-Askerî (d. after 400/1009). In the ongoing process, it has undergone a significant change and transformation in terms of its nature. The historical serencam of art; In the first place, it developed as the ordering of words that are equivalent in prostration and meter before the rhyme, then listing more than one mubtada at the beginning of the word and listing an adjective in the news part in a way that is harmonious in meaning with the number of mubtadas. Although these early forms of tatrîz were applied especially in Arabic poetry of the Ottoman period, a new identity, also called teşcîr, which is defined as the reading of the beginning parts of the poem lines with the letters of a person's name or identity, has become abundantly encountered in poetry. This genre, which is mainly adapted to ghazal and sometimes eulogy-type poems, has been postponed, along with other literal arts, by some modern Arab literati on the grounds that the meaning is sacrificed to the wording or the richness and depth of the meaning are relegated to the background. The main theme of this research is the tatrîz texture in Arap poetry of the Ottoman period, and in the research, the new generation tatrîz character of the period was determined and the negative perspective against literal arts such as tatrîz art was evaluated specifically in this art.
Journal: Trabzon İlahiyat Dergisi
- Issue Year: 10/2023
- Issue No: 2
- Page Range: 169-194
- Page Count: 26
- Language: Turkish