Al-Qawafi issues 86 explores poetic meters
The October 2026 issue of the "Poetry House" magazine, published by the Department of Culture in Sharjah, has been released. This edition of "Al-Qawaafi," a magazine specializing in Arabic poetry and its criticism, is dedicated to discussing topics related to eloquence, language, and poetic heritage. It also features dialogues and explorations of poets' and critics' opinions. The opening editorial focused on "The Poetics of Meters and the Horizons of Self-Assertion," examining the relationship between the meters of Arabic poetry and its themes. It highlighted the importance of rhythmic patterns in expressing the self, reflecting the idea that meters serve as a space contributing to the conception and development of both poetry and life. The issue includes articles, interviews, and evaluations on topics such as pride, Jordanian poetry, and the biography of Taraf bin Al-Abd. These focus on the importance of understanding poetic meters in crafting and contemplating poetry as a means to reinforce the poet's identity. The concluding message affirms that meters act as a space through which poets express themselves, teaching us how to navigate them without damaging the rhythm—underscoring the role of meters in shaping and developing Arabic poetry's identity.
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