Interrelation between Prose and Poetry in Fatimid Writers

This paper is concerned mainly with an unprecedented phenomenon, which deserves more examination and analysis: it is the Fatimid writers’ tendency toward finding a the interrelation between poetry and prose, and showing how far their memorization of poetry and prose effects the emergence of this phenomenon. Therefore, this paper attempts at unraveling three important aspects: first, identifying the concept, the beginnings of the interrelation; second, the genres of the interaction between a poem and a letter; third, the leitmotivs of the interrelation between a poem and a letter in the writings of Fatimid writers.

The Intertextuality of the Sufi Poetry A study in a poem by AbdulGhani AlNabulsy

This research unseels Abdul GhaniAlnabulsy’s poem as an opposed poem for two other ones; which are the famous poem by Abdul Kareem Aljily and a poem by IbnAlfarid. That is to show the interrelation with in them through inducting the indicative parts which take it to a contractual domatic joint from one side, and to backtrace the formatic artistic methods which join them with the other’s poetry from the other side. The research has reached the fact that Alnabulsy’s sound, has interpenetrated with the sound of the antecedent poet; to lessen the sound of the belated poet in front of the old one, as if the uniqueness feature in his age was in the antecedence for who follows the an cestors’steps, to be the one who can be like the previous poets is the most remarkable one.

Effect of Rhizobia and Cowpea Severe Mosaic Virus (CPSMV) Interaction on Bacterial Nodulation and Nitrogen Fixation in Cowpea

This study was conducted to evaluate the effect of seed Rhizobia-treating and Cowpea severe mosaic virus (CPSMV) inoculation on bacterial nodulation and nitrogen fixation in cowpea. CPSMV was isolated from infected plants, College of Agriculture, Abu-Ghraib, Baghdad, IRAQ, the Rhizobia was isolated from nodules on roots of cowpea plants. The plants were inoculated by the virus 2 weeks after germinations. Nodules on roots of Rhizobia-treated plants were formed while no nodules were observed on non-treated ones. The mean number of nodules was 24.93\ plant on virus inoculated plants compared to 59.86 nodules\plant on non-inoculated ones. Significant reduction in nodules weight was induced by the virus, 0.62 gm on the virus inoculated plants compared to 2.13gm on non-inoculated ones. It has been found that the Rhizobia induced significant increase in nitrogen percentage at p=0.05 in the foliage, 1.29% in plants non-treated with Rhizobia non-inoculated by the virus compared with 2.502% in Rhizobia treated-virus inoculated plants and 2.550% in Rhizobia treated non inoculated plants. The virus caused an increase in nitrogen percentage, 1.877% compared to 1.29% in non-inoculated plants. The Rhizobia caused an increase in pods number\plant, seed number\plant, and seed dry weight (gm)\plant, 25.6, 114, 32.4 compared to 12.8, 70.6, 8.7 in non-treated plants respectively. The treatment of virus inoculated plant by Rhizobia induced a significant increase in these values, except with nitrogen percentage in seeds, 16.4, 84.6, 10.4, 4.3 respectively.

The Overlap of Poetry and Prose in the Prose of the Umayyad Period

The study deals with the aesthetics of poetic language as the most prominent object of the literary interplay in the prose text of the writers, preachers and apostles of the Umayyad period.