Religious, moral, and social concepts in hessa alawathi poems

Raising children is an important issue in all the societies. They are actually an important human resource holding the key to the future, therefore, necessary facilities need to be provided. They can use these facilities to provide the needed service for the whole society. This is the way to prosperity and progress in the future.Literature, poem in particular, is the best way to shape their personality and to prepare them for their life. This article seeks to examine the teaching value of such concepts in children literature by hessa alawathi, Qatari poet. This is based on descriptive_ analytical approach in which several collections of his works containing religious, moral, and social concepts are extracted and studied. It was revealed that the poet first enumerates divine features, familiarizes the children with worship and prayers, and teaches them to respect the parents and elders to transfer the above mentioned values.The poet then tries to introduce the children with concepts including loving nature, respecting jobs and law abiding. He elaborates on these issues to help children find a correct and rightful path in life.