"Egypt in the Poetry of Non-Egyptian Poets; Egypt in the Eyes of Poets Diwan as a Model

Poetry represents a special case of emotional expression of the poet's self and the collective self of the nation. One of the cases of expression in which the singular self is mixed with the collective self is to talk about the homeland and to sing about it. It is an innate issue in every human being towards his homeland. However, what makes the recipient surprised is the praise of the other in a country other than his own. This issue made the researcher stop at these texts, and probe their depths in the Diwan of Egypt in the eyes of the poets. This book includes a collection of poems by Egyptian and non-Egyptian poets. The concern of this research was with non-Egyptian poets from the Arab world who praised Egypt. This study is entitled "Egypt in the Poetry of Non-Egyptian Poets; Egypt in the Eyes of Poets Diwan as a Model - an inductive and descriptive critical study. The research consists of an introduction, a preface, and four topics; the first handles historical monuments, the second handles historical figures, the third handles Egyptian authors and thinkers, and the fourth addresses places. Then the research concluded with a conclusion that included the results of the research, the most important of which was that the issues that occur in an era of ages may preoccupy poets at the time, and then stop at a certain limit, while the history of Egypt, its Nile, its pyramids, and many of its other issues continued to have their continuity through time. Then the research was concluded with a list of sources and references.