Abstract

In this article, we will examine the characteristics of rhythm in the poetic message by electing the poem "Peace of God with the Throne" by Bashar ibn Bard a model. Our concern was primarily about the limit of rhythm, and the observation of the history of the poetic message without further overcoming it, and to manage the secret of its beauty based on the effectiveness of its rhythm by its diversity outside and inside. We will conclude that the rhythm is a monitor of the poet's culture and the change of his civilization, which is based on the sounds of singing, which required it to resemble it and to distinguish from the familiar rhythm in typical Arabic poems.