Alternate Title: The War Titles of the Arabs Before Islam. (English)

المؤلفون: عمي قاسم جابر العمياوي

المصدر: Journal of College of Education / Wasit; 2020, Vol. 3 Issue 37, p305-338, 34p

مصطلحات موضوعية: RECONCILIATION, TRIBES, ARABS, ISLAM, PRISONERS, PRISONERS of war, REVENGE, PRAISE

Abstract (English): This research is about (The War Titles of the Arabs Before Islam). These titles were given to some tribes or some people. These titles were derived from the war situations and its different phases, starting from forming alliances and preparing for fight, then the battle and its arms and what happens there like killing, wounding, resisting, fleeing, taking prisoners, seeking for revenge, holding reconciliation and paying blood money. The war titles were not given randomly. They had specific functions and meanings. They were used for praising or vilification, so they represented a social standard to enhance the positive sides of the fighters by the praising titles, and deterring the negative sides by the vilification titles. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Abstract (Arabic): يقاول هذا البحث (ألقاب الحرب عند العرب قبل الإسلام) وهي المهقاب التي أطلقت على بعض القبائل أو بعض الأشخاص، مشنقة من مواقف تتعلق بالصبا وصفحاتها المتعتدة ، بدءأ من عقد الأحلاف والتهيؤ للقتال، مرور بالمعركة وأسلحتها وما يحنث فيها من قتلب وحز ح ، وثباق أو فزر، وأسر وطلب ثأر ،وصولأ إلى عقد الصلح ودفع الديات ، وهي لم نطلق اعتباطأ ،ولها وظائفها ودلالاتها المتعددة ، وهي أما ألقاب مدح أو ذم ، وبذلك فهي تمثل ضابطة اجشاعية لتعزيز الجوانب الايجابية عند المقانلين من خانل ألقاب المدح ، وردع المواقف السلبية من خانل ألقاب الذم. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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