البروفيسور عبدالله حمدنا الله والتعريف بالأدب والثقافة العربية في حوض بحيرة تشاد قراءة في الآراء النقدية والملاحظات الشعرية والسردية العربية الإفريقية

Professor Abdullah Hamdna Allah Introducing Arabic literature and culture in the Lake Chad basin: A reading of the Arab-African critical opinions and poetic notes

Abstract

Professor Abdullah HamadnalLah, since his departure from Sudan to the Chad, was formed there with a clear critical vision, a new vision for writing and creativity, and focused on the importance of Akkad's studies and the Diwan school, and it is natural that he is familiar with the criticism of Arabic literature and its modern schools, to which he belongs by virtue of the study and the relationship between him and the writers and critics of Egypt, in addition to the life he lived there and his contemporary. The study aims to find out the critical opinions of Professor Abdullah HamadnalLah about the Arab-African poetry, and its role in identifying Arab literature and culture in the Central African region - with a focus on Chadian Arabic poetry. The study followed the descriptive analytical approach. The study concluded that Professor Abdullah HamadnalLah is considered one of the most famous critics of Arab-African poetic literature in sub-Saharan Africa, and that he is one of the founding pioneers of the study of ancient and modern Chadian Arabic poetry, and he is one of scientific in the field of Arab-African poetry, and his studies represent a scientific precedent in this field despite its scarcity, and it has been the subject of discussion and studies among critics of Arab-African poetry. The studies called on the researchers to continue researching the Arab-African poetic literature, and urged jurisprudence and more conclusions.