The Thematic Coherence and the Components of Grief Originality in Elegy"A Case Study on Mutanabbi's Elegy in Mourning for Abu-Shuja Fatik"

Qasida is a semantic poetical collection bearing messages and components that distinguish the thematic character and the tone prevailing on the contexture of the text. The distinguished poet of the fourth century (in the Islamic calendar), Mutanabbi's Qasida in mourning of Fatik is a salient example of elegies, in which the originality of grief could be analyzed and nailed down based on its intra-textual components. The originality of grief is a point raised in all Mutanabbi's elegies as a core question. The purpose of this article in analyzing the context is to represent and highlight the intra-textual components that could determine that a text - as a stand-alone semantic unit - is capable of explaining the tone prevailing in the texture of Qasida. Results of the research indicate that the verbal and contextual elements that exist in the text of a qasida, include dynamic components that not only have facilitated the evaluation of the originality of grief, but also are generalizable and implementable on similar instances. The qualitative continuity of the components has turned the rational satisfaction and the semantics latent in Qasida's letters and interpretational forms to a coherent text that is rich in sincere intimacy and is away from the suspicion of formality.