Hermeneutics Performance in Analysis of Pre-Islamic Poetry (Functional Analysis of Emri Al Gheis, and Exploration of the Implications of the Pronunciation of its Terms)

Hermeneutics, the transference from the literal meaning of a word to its implied meaning, is employed as an indispensable method by diverse nations to derive new meanings, understand a text, explore the its dimensions, and discuss it (hermeneutics). This paper presents the concept of hermeneutics, the development of relational hermeneutics and the interpretation of the emergence of hermeneutics in East and West. This paper also reviews the philosophical, religious, and literary critical principles of hermeneutics, and examines the necessity and importance of using text analysis. Then, with an emphasis on historical and mythical hermeneutics, and through explaining the difficulties in the analysis of pre-Islamic poetry, the writers would try to analyze the poetry of Emri Al Gheis through Vladimir Propp's method using the cross-sectional approach with an emphasis on exploring the practical implications of words. The most important outcome of this study, is firstly rejecting the theory that pre-Islamic poetry had numerous aims and was an issue far from unity. Secondly, the study rejects the Trump Anthal (plagiarism) of the pre-Islamic poetry and proves its authenticity.