Images of Fertile lands in Al Arji's Poetry

This research aims to unveil the nature of human spirit and reflect the transformations that took place in the Omayyad society. These changes had a major influence on the poets’ thinking during that era. These changes are mirrored in the deep and sophisticated thinking and self-isolation of people, which is a significant feature of those living during the Omayyad era. This feature is portrayed clearly through the images of fertile lands in Al Arji’s poetry and is embedded in a deep knowledge which indicates a sense of responsibility and going beyond the mundane and habitual. This can, in turn, clarify the capability human beings to upgrade themselves and others. These images have also induced human solidarity and social unity and have helped people to obtain a determination and will which keep man attached to the land. This research also highlights the significance of artistic images as a main tool for the contemporary critical thinkers to understand poems and to unveil poets’ attitudes towards life. These images are considered as an important standard to assess the poetic experience. They also indicate the poet’s capability in conveying knowledge and pleasure to the reader.