Resistance in Hârun Hashim Rashid's poems

Palestine is a settlement with a special location that has been preferred by many nations and communities throughout history. This settlement, where the members of various religions are family ephemeral, has also come to the fore with its fertile lands. For this reason, different societies have been in constant struggle for this region. One of these societies is the Jewish community, which acts under the influence of the Zionist current. This society struggled and established a state called Israel in 1948. The establishment of this state has been a disaster for the Palestinian people. This disaster, which they call what they call it, has affected the Palestinian people in many ways. The disaster, Which is called Nekbe has affected the Palestinian people in many ways. It has led to the emergence of a new understanding especially in the field of literature. After this period, resistance poets came to the fore and these poets mostly worked on the themes of homeland and history. In this study, we will deal with the subject of resistance in the poems of one of the resistance poets, Hârun Hashim Rashid. Our work will consist of an Introduction, two chapters and a conclusion. In the first chapter, Hârun Hâşim Reşit's life, literary personality and works will be examined. In the second chapter, the theme of resistance in his poems will be included. Hârun Hashim Rashid, a poet of resistance and struggle, has an important place in Palestinian literature. He expresses the struggles of the Palestinian people against the invaders in his poems. He becomes the interpreter of the tragedies suffered by the Palestinians. In his poems, the subjects of patriotism, homeland, homesickness, struggle and resistance are mostly handled. In his poems, he created a feeling of homelessness mostly. Because he wrote many of her poems abroad. He tries to express the feelings and thoughts of his people. His odes are full of longing to lose her homeland and to regain his homeland. In addition, his odes became famous enough to be read in demonstrations and written on the walls and spread over a wide area. He describes the difficult living conditions of the Palestinian people using artistic elements. The author, who expresses his feelings and thoughts in a poetic way, has a unique style. Examining this author, who is not well known in our country, is also important because it will make a significant contribution to the field.