Anbar University Journal of Languages & Literature

Abstract

Sheik Abdul Rahim Al-Buraie did not address all the poetry issues in Arabic in his poetry. He only dealt with a limited number of them, and he also stopped most of his poetry for one purpose, which is to praise the Prophet. At the same time, he did not neglect other systems for other purposes, including the poem of the Lampstand, the plea of the Almighty, the praises of the Prophet's companions (peace be upon him), and of his Sufi sheiks, as he wrote poems in exhortation, advice, and guidance, and the description of nature had its place in his poems.