Influence of dialect on Arabic poetry

Language is a tool that enables communication between people and helps people think. Different theories have been put forward about when language first appeared, how it developed and came to this day. If it is classified according to the area of use of the language and the people who use it, one of them is ammice, that is, folk poetry/dialect. Folk poetry, that is, ammice, is written in a folk dialect and contains words from many foreign languages. As a result of colonialism activities in the Arabian Peninsula, due to the civil, political, military, economic and cultural collapse that the Arab nations fell into, the structure of the main Arabic language has deteriorated. In everyday life, people have created many new words by improvising when talking to each other, and over time they have formed the basis of language. This situation, which occurs in everyday language, should be met normally. On the other hand, Arabic poetry, which has a long-established tradition in terms of words and structure, is also subject to this change. Dialects, especially common among the people, affect Arabic poetry and cause some changes in its structure. Although these changes are not as much as in everyday language, they are a phenomenon that occurs in classical Arabic poetry.