The Psychological Motivations Left by Exile in the Souls of Knight Poets

Abstract

Objective: The study focused on the key components that analyzed the psychological reasons behind the continuing impact of gossip on the renowned knights.   Theoretical Framework: A brief presentation was required where the researcher discusses pre-Islamic poetry and then provides knowledge about the psychological motivation to help readers grasp the book's objective.   Method: We examined psychoanalytic theories to comprehend the specific psychological condition of the knightly poet while analyzing his poetry. We proceeded to explore the essence of the study to elucidate the underlying psychological causes, which were the surroundings and emotions.   Results and Discussion: Pre-Islamic poetry remains a shining beacon and a pure source of knowledge. It is considered a secret of the Arab genius in the pre-Islamic era. We have reached a stage of ancient heritage that concealed within its folds the secret of intellectual brilliance, which distinguished the pre -Islamic poet, in addition to eloquence and linguistic eloquence.   Research Implications: Research suggests that knightly poets require psychological reasons to enhance their creativity.   Originality/Value: The text discusses how knightly poets use poetic verses to depict psychological expressions related to dandruff and gray hair among women. It explores the motives behind these expressions in the poets' works.