Shu'ara Al Arab Hafiz Ibrahim

Hafez Ibrahim is an Arab Eptian Poet lived between (1871 - 1932), He is one of the literary revival poets and a disciple of Al Baroudi School. He focused on poetic expression and purity of language. He also reflected popular feelings and the sufferings of the poor classes. His poetry was a mirror of his age and a record of Egypt's national struggle against colonialism, political corruption and social backwardness. He was excellent in reciting poems, and an outstanding public speaker,...
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Hafez Ibrahim is an Arab Eptian Poet lived between (1871 - 1932), He is one of the literary revival poets and a disciple of Al Baroudi School. He focused on poetic expression and purity of language. He also reflected popular feelings and the sufferings of the poor classes. His poetry was a mirror of his age and a record of Egypt's national struggle against colonialism, political corruption and social backwardness. He was excellent in reciting poems, and an outstanding public speaker, hence known as "the polestar of all literary gatherings". His poetry was characterized by patriotism, charming rhythm and deep impact on recipients. Ibrahim's poetry teemed with innovative themes and covered all walks of life. He called for Arab unity and expressed the disintegration and sufferings of the Arabs, dreaming of the restoration of their great past glory. The book is a collection of 22 poems prepared in various occasions. The selection of this book serves the purpose of 1st and 2nd Arab generations benefits outside the Arab land. Published in the process of Ihyaa al Turath al Arabi fil Mahjar (Revival of Arab Heritage in Diaspora) Project supported by .Arab American Encyclopedia-USA for Those who adore poetry will enjoy the book.