The old method of criticism in Arabic literature was based on a comparison between two poets. As a result of that criticism, it often led to the preference of the older poet. This type of criticism was not so favorable because of the differences in tastes and the criterion of criticism and it did not achieve the main purpose of criticism. Thereafter, it was attempted to create a new critique by relying on new methods of criticism based on different views and methods. This criticism continued in different periods of the history of Arabic literature (Jahilia, pre-Islamic and Umayyad and Abbasid). Until Arabic criticism reaches a point in the west of Andalusia which presented a clear movement around the boom of literature and criticism of literature at various stages. The purpose of this study is to investigate the matching criteria between the best poets and poetry to show. The purpose of this study is to examine the criterion of "matching" between the best poets and poetry to show Excellence In terms of Critics Bani Ahmar According to What are the criteria? After analyzing this research through analytical and descriptive method, it was obtained that the time cannot be a criterion of the superiority of poem or poetry but factors like the queen of mind and the beauty of art, religion and magic each can in turn be a factor in the superiority of poetry.
kavousi, S. (2020). 'Matching' the Criterion for Poetry and Poet From the Point of View of the Bani Ahmar Critics. Literary and rhetorical research, 8(32), -. doi: 10.30473/pab.2021.55485.1782
MLA
sobhan kavousi. "'Matching' the Criterion for Poetry and Poet From the Point of View of the Bani Ahmar Critics". Literary and rhetorical research, 8, 32, 2020, -. doi: 10.30473/pab.2021.55485.1782
HARVARD
kavousi, S. (2020). ''Matching' the Criterion for Poetry and Poet From the Point of View of the Bani Ahmar Critics', Literary and rhetorical research, 8(32), pp. -. doi: 10.30473/pab.2021.55485.1782
VANCOUVER
kavousi, S. 'Matching' the Criterion for Poetry and Poet From the Point of View of the Bani Ahmar Critics. Literary and rhetorical research, 2020; 8(32): -. doi: 10.30473/pab.2021.55485.1782
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