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Diwan al-Farazdaq Author's name: Al-Farazdaq The poet Al-Farazdaq is Hammam bin Ghalib bin Sa'sa'ah bin Darm, from Tamim, his kunya is Abu Firas, and his nickname is Al-Farazdaq, he was given this nickname because of his coarse face, he was born in Basra and...

The misers Author's name: Al-Jahiz Al-Jahiz is Abu Uthman Amr ibn Bahr al-Jahiz, from around Kinanah. He was short in stature, had a stern face, and was ugly in appearance. He was nicknamed al-Jahiz because of his bulging eyes. However, his lightheartedness, charming conversation,...

Diwan al-Khansa' Author's name: Al-Khansa Al-Khansa' is Tamatar bint Amr ibn al-Harith ibn al-Sharid, and al-Khansa' is a nickname that was given to her because she was likened to a wild cow in the beauty of her eyes. It is well known that al-Khansa'...

Diwan of Tarafa ibn al-Abd Author's name: Tarafa ibn al-Abd The Diwan of Tarafa ibn al-Abd is a collection of poems written by the pre-Islamic Palestinian poet Tarafa ibn al-Abd. The collection covers diverse themes such as pride, wisdom, and love, in addition to...

Anthology of Arab Poetry Author's name: Abu Zayd Muhammad ibn Abi al-Khattab al-Qurashi A Collection of Arabic Poetry by Abu Zayd al-Qurashi... “Abu Zayd al-Qurashi is Muhammad ibn Abi al-Khattab al-Qurashi, and his kunya is Abu Zayd. This is all that is known about...

Diwan al-Naqā'id: The Contradictions of Jarir and al-Farazdaq Author's name: Abu Ubaidah al-Taymi al-Basri Satire is a poetic purpose whose roots extend deep into the soil of poetry, even reaching pre-Islamic poetry. It had its poets who became famous, the most famous of whom...

Diwan of Abu Tammam Author's name: Abu Tammam This book encompasses the poet Abu Tammam's experience in the world of poetry, a rich experience in which Abu Tammam restored the brilliance of classical Arabic poetry after it had lost the authenticity that pre-Islamic poetry...

Diwan of Qais Lubni Author's name: Qais ibn Dharih "Diwan Qais Lubna" is a critical and poetic study of a poet who experienced a tragic love story with his beloved Lubna, whom he married, but their happiness only lasted a few years. After divorcing...

Diwan of Abu Firas al-Hamdani Author's name: Abu Firas Al-Hamdani Abu Firas Al-Harith bin Saeed bin Hamdan Al-Hamduni, his paternal uncles go back to Taghlib and his maternal uncles to Tamim, as he states in his poetry. It is said that he was born...

Diwan of the Rooster of the Jinn of Homs Author's name: Deek El-Jinn El-Homsi Abd El-Salam Bin Raghban Diwan Diwan al-Jinn al-Himsi is a collection of poetry by the Arab poet Diwan al-Jinn al-Himsi, who lived in the eighth century AD. His poetry is...

Explanation of the Ten Hanging Poems Author's name: Al-Tabrizi In “Jamharat Ash’ar Al-Arab,” which consists of forty-nine poems, they represent, according to the consensus of ancient and modern poets, the highest levels of pre-Islamic poetry in terms of authenticity of narration, faithful representation, and...

Explanation of Al-Mutanabbi's Diwan by Al-Wahidi Author's name: Al-Wahidi

Diwan of Ibn Arabi Author's name: Muhyiddin Ibn Arabi The "Great Diwan" that we are about to read is one of the masterpieces of human thought, and a unique work in Sufi poetry in general, and Islamic poetry in particular. It is the essence...

Diwan of Abu Nawas Author's name: Abu Nawas Abu Nuwas (Al-Hasan ibn Hani Al-Hakami) is one of the most famous poets of the early Abbasid era. This poet lived during a period when our nation was at a crossroads; either to follow the Persian...

Diwan of Abu al-Fath al-Busti Author's name: Abi Al-Fath Al-Busti

Diwan of Ibn Hazm al-Andalusi Author's name: Ibn Hazm Al-Andalusi The Diwan of Ibn Hazm al-Andalusi is a collection of poems written by the Andalusian scholar and jurist Ali ibn Ahmad ibn Sa'id ibn Hazm (994–1064 CE). Ibn Hazm is considered one of the...

Diwan of Ali ibn al-Jahm Author's name: Ali ibn al-Jahm The Diwan of Ali ibn al-Jahm is a book that covers the life and poetry of the famous pre-Islamic poet. Professor Khalil Mardam Bey edited a unique manuscript preserved in the El Escorial Library...

Diwan of Muhalhil ibn Rabi'ah Author's name: Muhalhil ibn Rabi'ah Al-Muhalhal is Adi ibn Rabi'ah ibn al-Harith, nicknamed Abu Layla. He is the maternal uncle of the famous poet Imru' al-Qais. The poet Amr ibn Kulthum found the reason for this name, and Adi...

Diwan Al-Asma'iyyat Author's name: Abu Saeed Abdul Malik bin Quraib Diwan al-Asma'iyyat is a collection of poetry by the Arab poet al-Asma'i, who lived in the second century AH. The book contains 92 poems and fragments, and includes poetic works from the pre-Islamic and...

Hafez Ibrahim's Diwan Author's name: Mohamed Hafez Ibrahim Hafez Ibrahim was one of the wonders of his time, not only in the richness of his poetry but also in the strength of his memory, which encompassed thousands of ancient Arabic poems and hundreds of...