Diwan of Ta'abbat Sharra

Author's name: Ta'abbat Sharra

"Ta'abbat Sharran, whose name is Thabit ibn Jabir ibn Sufyan, whose lineage goes back to Qays Ailan ibn Mudar ibn Nizar, died in 540 AD, was one of the pre-Islamic vagabond poets who lived in the desert of Hijaz. He was famous for his speed in running, and his poetry was excellent. He was killed in the land of Hudhayl ​​and thrown into a cave called Ghar Rakhman. This book includes a summary of the life of the poet Ta'abbat Sharran and his poetry collection with an appendix to the collection. It includes a collection of poems. In addition to the poems of the collection, each poem is preceded by the occasion in which it was recited. The poems are distributed among the meters of Arabic poetry (free verse with an explanation of words and meanings. Professor Talal Harb believes that despite the small fixed flame of Ta'abbat Sharran, this poetry stands tall and indicates the authenticity of Ta'abbat Sharran's poetry, always, with a tone of realism and a natural pictorial tendency, with a vital vision of existence that wins the tendencies of the strong person approaching the unknown with the approach of an artist, a child, and a brave knight. This, and the variety The poems of the collection range from praise, satire, elegy, and pride, and number (63) poems and one verse. As for the appendix of the collection, it includes (11) poems and a poetic section.