Illustration of the Islamic Revolution of Iran in the Poetry of Mostafa Mohammad Ghamari

Attention to the Islamic Revolution in contemporary Algerian literature indicates the interest of the poets of this land in matters of destiny such as independence, human dignity and the spirit of martyrdom and self-sacrifice; accordingly, there are many similarities between the Islamic Revolution of Iran and the Algerian Revolution. This study, relying on the descriptive-analytical method examines the image of the Islamic Revolution and its Islamic and revolutionary components in the poetry of Mostafa Mohammad Ghamari - revolutionary poet and Algerian Commitment. This revolutionary poet who has dedicated one of his poetic collections to the Islamic Revolution of Iran, entitled Khazra Tashregh Man Tehran; he considers the existence of the religious authority as the most important features of the Islamic Revolution, that is inspired by the reformist ideas of the Ashura uprising, the martyrdom. The present study finally came to the conclusion that some factors have sought the attention of this committed poet to the Islamic Revolution and the praise of a unique figure such as Imam Khomeini in his poetry, the most important of which are the poet's religious education, revolutionary spirit, and the martyrdom wish of Imam Khomeini (ra) is anti-colonialism and it needs to establish an Islamic and divine government based on the teachings of Islam and the teachings of the Qur'an. One of the most important features of the Islamic Revolution in Ghamari poetry is the deep connection with the divine teachings, the existence of a culture of stability and independence, the support of oppressed nations and the creation of unity and solidarity among Islamic nations.