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There is no doubt that the poetry of Nazik al-Malaika is one of the first poems whose topics were discussed and investigated in the history of contemporary Arab literature. Therefore, this research was concerned with the intention of walking into the depths of the Nazik poem; To know the meanings, purposes and connotations that surround it, which are formed, colored and shaded by different shades; According to the many experiences in the life of the poet between tragedy, darkness and complaint, hope, light and songs of life, which were the thread to reach the depths of this research; Which followed the descriptive and analytical approach, including the poet's view of light and the look of darkness. The research included two topics: the first focused on defining light linguistically and idiomatically and the symbolism of light in the poetry of Nazik the angels. The most prominent results, including Most of the poems of Nazik the Angels contain symbolic references, and these symbols are used to denote and suggest life meanings, and their own emotional experiences [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The Kashmiri crisis began 70 years ago, after the Indian occupation of the Muslim-majority region of Jammu and Kashmir. Since that time, and due to India's intransigence towards this conflict and its great hostility with Pakistan, three wars broke out between the two countries, which exacerbated the human tragedy in Kashmir. The crisis is considered a complex and thorny issue, given India's intransigence and refusal to implement the resolutions of the United Nations and international organizations in this regard. This report addresses the causes of the crisis, its humanitarian and political dimension, and the most prominent efforts to solve it. The report indicates that India abolished the special legal status of Jammu and Kashmir, declared it invalid, considered it a non-negotiable Indian state, and subjected it to federal rule, in addition to its refusal of any mediation to resolve the crisis. The report concludes that the only solution to the Kashmiri crisis is to respond to the will of the Kashmiri people to determine their destiny, either by separating from India to form an independent state for them, uniting with Pakistan, or choosing to remain with India (the right to self-determination). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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