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Feb 2022
48m 22s

أبو العلاء المعري ... رهين المحبسين

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في هذا العدد من حديث الثقافة سنقف عند شاعر الفلاسفة وفيلسوف الشعراء ، إشتهر بفلسفته وآرائه المثيرة للجدل ونظرته التشاؤمية للحياة فهو القائل :تعب كلها الحياة ،فما أعجب إلا من راغب في إزدياد إنقسم كل من قرأ له الى فسطاطين ، بين من يرى فيه صاحب فلسفة عميقة المعنى تدعو لإعمال العقل و الشك و التفكر و بين من يرى في هذه الفلسفة إلحادا وكفرا ... إنه رهين المحبسين ... Show More
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