Title: A semiotic study of excerpts from poems (MarhaGhilan, Qafilat al-Diyaf, and Ruya fi 1956) by BadrShakir al-Sayyab

This article explores an aspect of contemporary studies in Arabic language and literature, specifically semiotic studies in Arabic poetry. It includes an analysis of excerpts from selected poems by Badr Shakir al-Sayyab, namely Marḥā Ghīlān, Qāfilat al-Ḍayāʿ (The Caravan of Loss), and Ruʾyā fī ʿĀm 1956 (A Vision in 1956). The study applies semiotic analysis to these poems, highlighting the significance of this approach in the field of Arabic language and literature. Semiotic analysis is considered a fundamental component in modern and contemporary literary studies, particularly in poetry, which has enriched the Arab literary heritage with profound poetic interpretations.