The Comparative Comparison of The myth of Zoroaster In ancient and contemporary Arab poetry

The Calling myths have prominent role to deepen and enrich the literature of different nations including Arabs Iranian myth, "Zoroaster", one of the myths That there is not often in classical Arabic poetry. But some contemporary Arab poets inspired by Friedrich Nietzsche (1844 - 1900), German poet and philosopher, In the framework of "Qna" and the mask of the Zoroastrian myth, Seeking element for social and political struggles In the wake of people with superhuman slogan Thereby uprising Against the evil tyranny and corruption of contemporary oppressors .the Purpose of this article is a comparative study of the Zoroastrian myth In ancient and contemporary Arab poetry To show what is the symbolic thought of this Arabic poets About this archetype? And basically for what purpose, each of these poets has been used of this Myth in their poem? Achievement of this study that is written Based on the Descriptive analysis method shows that in the old Arab literature, it is very hard to find a Poet that mentioned the myth of "Zarathustra" in his poem. And only observed a few references to the Magi and the religion of Pre-Islamic Persian in The poetry of this period. In contrast, in contemporary Arabic literature, Zoroaster has come in the formation of a national savior in to the form of a political ambassador that emancipated the Contemporary human of the Political Pains and suffering.