The poetry collection of Abbas bin Al-Ahnaf

By my life, the liars have lied that hearts reward hearts And if it were true as they claim No beloved would be harsh to a beloved Al-Abbas ibn al-Ahnaf ibn al-Aswad al-Hanfi al-Yemami, Abu al-Fadl (133 AH / 750 AD – 192 AH / 808 AD), an Arab poet from the prominent figures of love poetry in the Abbasid era. Born in Al-Yamama Najd, and raised in Baghdad, where he was known for the tenderness of his poetry and the sweetness of his style, until Al-Buhturi said about him: "The most romantic of people." Al-Abbas ibn al-Ahnaf distinguished himself from his contemporaries by not engaging in praise or satire, and his poetry was limited to love and admiration, expressing his emotions with an honest style and gentle poetic music. His poetry was not merely an expression of love, but an accurate depiction of human feelings. He died in Baghdad, and it is said in Basra. He has a published collection of poetry, and he is the maternal uncle of the well-known poet Ibrahim ibn al-Abbas al-Suli. Collection: "Al-Abbas ibn al-Ahnaf" Publisher: Dar Sadir