The Chase as an Allegory for the Wrong and Suffering in the World as Found in Tahkmeoni by Yehuda Alḥarizi against the Background of Arabic Poetry

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Published Sep 13, 2022
Yosef Tobi Fiad Hibi

Abstract

Not only literary materials relating to the description of the act of hunting and its participants – the hunt and its horse, the hawk and the dogs, and, of course, the animals being stalked – been at the disposal of Alḥarizi who borrowed from Arabic poetry in his Maḥberet Ha-Ṣayyad, whether from the jāhiliyyah or the mukhaḍramūn poets, or from the Umayyad or Abbasid poetry – but also the ethical  question centered around the hunting of animals and the fate of man. However, Alḥarizi’s work is perhaps the best in this regard, both in the detailed account of ‘the chase’ and in the thorough investigation into the question of divine justice, a discussion which he was far more adept to engage in  than his Arab counterpart, seeing that he was raised upon  religious and philosophical thought.

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Tobi, Y., & Hibi, F. . (2022). The Chase as an Allegory for the Wrong and Suffering in the World as Found in Tahkmeoni by Yehuda Alḥarizi against the Background of Arabic Poetry. AL-Majma, (17), 429–450. Retrieved from http://ojs.qsm.ac.il/index.php/majma/article/view/361

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