Scream of bloodA Commentary on Sustainable Perspectives in Hassan Abdullah Qureshi's Poetry

Hassan Abdullah Qureshi is a contemporary Saudi poet and writer who, in some of his poetic divisions, has issued an anti-colonial call, especially in support of the uprising of the Palestinian people and the condemnation of Zionist crimes, epic poems and aesthetics. Praising the martyrs of Quds, encouraging the fight against the Israeli enemy, etc., is widely reflected in Hassan Qureshi's poetry, making him a prominent figure among other Saudi poets. In addition to the Palestinian issue, the Algerian uprising against the French occupiers has also been widely reflected in Qur'anic poetry. Qureshi, in general, is a romantic poet who has many components of a romantic poetry, and so his sonnets and love poems are a significant part of his poetic productions. Of course, dealing with the subject of sonnet did not deter him from looking at political issues; rather, his oppressive spirit led him to write the most poetic poems in defense of free nations such as Palestine and Algeria. In an analytical-descriptive way, he seeks to analyze and analyze the most important elements of resistance and persistence through the poems of this contemporary Arab poet, while identifying one of the prominent poets and prominent figures in the Saudi resistance literature, Hassan Abdullah Qureshi and His revolutionary poems also seek to exemplify the various manifestations of resistance, cruelty and defending the rights of free nations. The world deals with his poetry.