Ben Rahmoun plays the “strings of insight”

The Moroccan poet Abdel Haq Ben Rahmoun, with a Sufi mystic reference and an elegiac sentiment, recently published a collection of transparent poetry for which he titled “The Strings of Insight,” and gave it an illuminating dedication to read, “The Mother’s Collection.”

Ben Rahmoun says that his publication is a sentimental collection in a language that draws from the Holy Qur’an and ancient Arabic poetry, and with a mystical, mystical and luminous load, adding that the poems evoke dreamy places in the Arab East and Andalusia and link them to the relationship of motherhood and sonship and the values ​​of contentment, righteousness, and benevolence.

Ben Rahmoun wrote this poetic work, as stated in the export, between the years 2019 and 2020, before its publication in 2024 by the publications of the New Salam Library in Casablanca. It is 184 pages, the number of its poems is 69, and its cover was designed by the artist Omar Koulali.

The poems of the collection “Strings of Insight,” which are modern in their formulation, architecture, and vision, depict the features of a new and transformative personal experience in the path of the poet Abdel Haq Ben Rahmoun.