Poetic necessities and their impact on teaching prosody | مجلة قضايا لغوية | Linguistic Issues Journal

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Fadila Deguenati
Salima Aiad
The science of prosody is one of the basics of the learner of the Arabic language, because it is linked to a set of linguistic knowledge. The more the learner expands his perceptions in the field of performances, the more he can control the taste of poetry, the understanding of the prescribed texts, and other poetic texts, and the obsession with fear of the poem and dealing with it is removed from him
Among the terms that the learner passes through, and only a few of them may understand is the term of poetic necessities, as the teacher may pass through them quickly, which makes the learner confused about his matter, so if the poet who represents the model of the eloquent language can break the rules, then the matter for him is easy. In order to avoid this confusion, we sought to direct our intervention to clarify some concepts related to the subject of poetic necessities.

Keywords: Keywords: prosody ; poetic necessity ; poetic.
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