Beginnings of Al-Fayturi poetry between defending them to the Lack of their incorporation in his poetic office

Abstract

This study aimed to shed light on Al-Fayturi between the stages of his accustom and defense of his poetry before critique, to the lack of his recognition with it in the later stage through his poetry that is published in Arabic journals, focusing particularly on his poetry in Elresala Journal between (1950-1955 A.D.) which is the period that preceded the publication of his first office (African Songs). The study followed a descriptive method. The study consisted of an introduction and two sections. The first section investigates Al-Fayturi’s defense of his poetry before the critics and the second deals with the motives behind his disinterest in publishing this poetry in his poetic office. The most important findings of this study are: since 1947 A.D, Al-Fayturi has worked on publishing his poetry in grand journals, and the Journal of Culture has taken greater advantage among Arab journals. Between 1951-1952, A.D Al-Fayturi published six poems. Based on what has been investigated, he neglected most of them in his poetic office, the poems of Al-Fayturi have been greatly criticized and in most cases, he himself defended these poems; only in a few cases, others have defended his poems on behalf of him. The poems of Al-Fayturi published in Alresala have received greater criticism than their counterparts in culture and Arts. This may be due to the editorial policy of these journals. The study recommends tracking Arabic and Sudanese journals to extract the ruins of neglected poets in terms of poetry and critique and to study Sudanese poetry from a more critical and comprehensive perspective.