The Diwan of Al-Farazdaq

Diwan Al-Farazdaq by Al-Farazdaq ... Diwan Al-Farazdaq is a poetic collection of the Arab poet Al-Farazdaq, who lived in the early centuries of Islam. His real name is Humam ibn Ghalib ibn Sa'sa'ah ibn Darem, and his nickname Al-Farazdaq was due to his rough face. He was born in Basra and raised in the desert of Basra, and he was considered one of the greatest poets of his time. Al-Farazdaq was one of the most fervent Shiites of Ahl al-Bayt, and he was distinguished by pride and pride in his origins and his tribe. He expressed his deep love for Ahl al-Bayt in his poetry with sincerity and emotion, and he was characterized by the strength of language and eloquence in his poetry. He also had a distinguished stance in his satirical poetry and his rejection of some people and events that did not align with his principles. The Diwan of Al-Farazdaq is considered a historical witness to the events and occasions that took place in his era, and it contains many poems and passages that address various topics. His poetry is grand and magnificent, and critics and writers have ranked him above other poets of his time. The collection contains jewels of linguistic and moral eloquence, making it of interest to readers and researchers of Arabic poetry. Dar Sadir