al-sha'er...bwislat zamaneh
Issue Details: First known date: 2010... 2010 الشاعر...بوصلة زمانه
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The role of the poet in olden days of the lands of Arabia. Highly respected in his tribe, the poet was seen as a protector, defender, educator, speaker, warrior. Similarly, nothing was worse than a 'fallen' or shamed poet, who would be exiled from his tribe. Today, modern poets do not exert such influence, and are simply a 'click' away in their own little tribe, a website page online.

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  • English translation of the title: The poet...a compass of his time

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Language: Arabic
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