The phenomenon of ambiguity in poetry between necessity and possibility and the critical view of Massoud Mohammad Jalizadeh

The title of our research is (The phenomenon of ambiguity in poetry between necessity and possibility and the critical view of Massoud Mohammad Jalizadeh). Our research is dedicated to analysis and discussion, and then the results of concepts and views of criticism His scientific, critical, and intellectual contributions have occupied a prominent place on the map of Arab and Kurdish culture. In addition to playing a good role in Arab cultural activities, his outstanding analytical and critical intellectual investigations were reflected in his many books, articles, and critical and intellectual dialogues that enriched the Arab critical and intellectual library. Massoud Mohammed has left valuable works on literary, critical, cultural, and social issues and has opinions on many critical and literary issues. Through our research, we were able to review his efforts, experiences, and role in the field of criticism. He was an objective writer, paid great attention to artistic honesty, had a great influence on Arab and Kurdish culture, and played a good role in the critical field at that time, from the 1980s onwards. He was able to achieve good success in expressing his critical opinions in books, magazines, and newspapers and published many political, literary, and artistic articles. Masoud Mohammad Jalizadeh is a Kurdish thinker, writer, and well-known personality. He was born in 1919 in a Kurdish environment to Kurdish parents. His family had a high religious, social, and cultural position. It was provided for him by his father, Zana Mohammad Jalizadeh, who gave him the title of "Great Mullah", and was at the same time his first teacher. Massoud Mohammed had a great influence on Kurdish and Arabic culture, wrote many respected articles, published articles in newspapers and magazines in both Kurdish and Arabic, and dealt with intellectual, literary, philosophical, and social issues. He passed away in 2002 He was buried in the cemetery of Darwish Khadr in Koya, next to his father's grave.